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The phrase "which are marked with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to provide additional information about something that has been previously mentioned or is being described. Example: The shelves in the store were lined with various products, including bottles of wine which were marked with their country of origin.
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For several minutes tears stream down their faces, some of which are marked with clay.
A typical problem starts with a lattice of points in the plane with integer coordinates, some of which are marked with black dots ("oil").
There are signs of blindfolds binding many skulls, which are marked with execution wounds, and some bundles seem to contain the mingled bones of more than one person, perhaps of a mother and child.
The buffers which are marked with the number 6 are also idle buffers of length 6 symbols.
Both wooden objects can clearly be detected in the dark-field image which are marked with white arrows in the magnified view of the dark-field image.
The single particle and the joint part of two adjacent nanoparticles, which are marked with frames "I" and "II" in Fig. 4a, are further investigated by HRTEM and are shown in Fig. 4b, 4c, respectively.
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Oxo makes an excellent version with a removable base, which is marked with volume measures.
Obama was welcoming the end of US combat operations in Afghanistan, which was marked with a ceremony in Kabul.
After about one mile, you pass the foot of the National Trust-owned Cradle Hill, which is marked with a chalk horse.
During the holiday, which is marked with festivities and synagogue services, many Jews eat, sleep and pray inside their sukkot.
He is energized each year, he says, by the anniversary of the Virgin's appearances, which is marked with a Mass and celebrations.
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