The phrase "which best represents" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in sentences to indicate that a particular element or aspect is the most accurate or suitable representation of something. Example: The statue, which best represents the city's rich history and culture, stands prominently in the public square.
"Orange" (2002) is an especially simple work, Zen-like and pure, and a work which best represents his patience.
Let us trust it to make not a right or wrong decision, but a decision which best represents the democratic will of the people of the UK.
Annie McCartney's Desire Lines, a love story about the attraction between an actress and a Catholic priest by an established playwright known for her examination of controversial social issues, was chosen as the book which best represents Northern Ireland.
A weight vector which best represents the importance of each individual model in ensemble system is provided by glowworm swarm optimization.
To select a model which best represents the hydrogeological conditions of the area; one needs to have the support of borehole litholog information.
The principle of ME [24] states that subject to the given information, the probability distribution which best represents the current state of knowledge is the one with maximum Shannon entropy.
The method then searches for a set of points which best represent the curve shape.
To determine whether self-reported functional losses are similar to those measured objectively and which best represent overall physical capacity.
We wish to select the six postures which best represent the test image in terms of sphericity criterion.
In Table 3, it is noticed that determining the minimum Dfs which best represent any specific number of users for all kinds of experiment settings is infeasible.
The method used is a combination of finite element analysis and classical shell theory, and the objective is to determine the specific displacement functions which best represent the real deformations.
