The phrase "suggested by which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that has been indicated or implied by a preceding statement or context.
Example: "The findings of the study were significant, suggested by which we can conclude that further research is necessary."
Alternatives: "implied by which" or "indicated by which".
But Jon King, chairman of Safe Home Income Plans (Ship), a professional organisation representing 18 equity release providers, said the alternatives suggested by Which? - downsizing or borrowing money from family members - would not suit everyone.
An algorithm is suggested by which the stage temperature profiles are obtained and the pinched stages are identified.
A more mathematical approach is suggested by which, for each parameter, "regimes" of parameter values are identified that represent "terrible" (HI = 0), "perfect" (HI = 1) and "dynamic" (HI ranges between 0 and 1).
Two possible mechanisms have been previously suggested by which membrane cholesterol could influence the structure and function of GPCRs (i) through a direct/specific interaction with GPCRs, which could induce a conformational change in the receptor, or (ii) through an indirect way by altering the membrane physical properties in which the receptor is embedded or due to a combination of both.
However, in August, an even more direct route south of Norwood, through the rugged Deer Creek Valley, was suggested, by which the Miami Valley could obtain its own access to Cincinnati.
Contradicting this, other mechanisms have been suggested by which insulin resistance may facilitate fat storage.
This subnetwork is much more compact than the solution suggested by ANAT, which contains 173 nodes out of which 106 are internal.
More important, the policy prescriptions suggested by Professors Glass, Haas and Reither, which stem from the study of the class of 1957, may be misleading in today's world.
Throwing poisoned meat out the window was suggested by many, which prompted me to step up and volunteer to find the owners and talk to them.
He's not always as good when he strays from the geometric, as suggested by "Bran," which seems thrown not so much together as up.
The Hamburg-based startup says that the idea was suggested by users, which seems appropriate given the crowdsourced nature of bab.la itself.
