The phrase 'the fact which' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase can be used in a sentence when you want to refer to a piece of knowledge that has previously been established or stated in the text. For example: "John was unaware of the fact which I had presented during the meeting."
Now I'll just be dismissed as another pundit who is smart after the fact, which isn't fair, really.
This is the fact which should be applauded and praised by the West, Europe in particular, who are consistently claiming democracy as a European value.
There's also the fact, which seems to be more highly valued by laymen than by the pros, that his pictures are very pleasing to look at.
If I dislike someone, it is all but impossible to conceal the fact, which is why I made a lousy waitress.
Amy confirms Kliman's hunch, but Nathan rejects the fact and, more important, the premise of the fact, which is that fiction can be read confessionally.
He documents the fact — which the Germans cannot bring themselves to acknowledge — that fiscal irresponsibility had very little to do with it.
Julian Barnes, who has just translated Daudet's unfinished book under the title "In the Land of Pain," argues in his introduction that notes, because they are immediate and disjointed, capture Daudet's ordeal with greater accuracy than something more polished and after-the-fact, which would have led to the temptation "to disguise, to make too much art of it all".
It might be that an increase in phosphorylation of these proteins correlates with an increase in their enzymatic activity the fact, which was demonstrated for some enzymes of the cycle of tricarbonic acids.
The performance of task 7 implies the performance of task 8. MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}) Algorithm tasks do not include learning user preferences; these were provided prior to processing the fact which means that these do not have any influence on the processing time of MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}) Algorithm.
Coaches rarely say publicly -- even after the fact -- which games they expect to win.
Blame the bad, Black father and not the fact ― which endless studies document ― that blacks are more likely to be arrested, prosecuted, imprisoned for drugs, detained for petty crimes (or no offenses, at all) and serve far longer stretches than whites.
