The phrase 'which couple with' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a statement that is related and connected to the previous one. For example: I have a lot of experience in the hospitality industry, which couples with my strong communication skills.
Our simulations reveal that the concentrations of water can influence available space around the head groups which couple with critical thickness to accommodate the packing fraction required for respective phases.
The first FSS layer consists of square and circular metal period arrays which couple with each other, and the second layer consists of a period arrays with square patch.
The system consists of a fully three dimensional (3D) fluid dynamics model and a geophysical fluid dynamics model, which couple with each other in two-way and march in time simultaneously.
One of the most interesting models of curved space-times is described by the de Sitter (dS) model where the outcoming expanding universe carries scalar fields variously (mostly minimally and conformally) which couple with gravitation.
The two SILAR cycles show the highest absorption intensity indicating the presence of more Ag NPs, which couple with the dye to increase the optical absorption for the electrode with two SILAR cycles.
This effect is interpreted by the formation of vibrational Feshbach resonances (VFRs) which couple with dissociative states leading to the various DEA fragments.
List was perennially plagued with financial difficulties, which, coupled with other problems, drove him to suicide.
The deal values Corus equity at £6.2bn, which, coupled with some £500m of debt, puts the enterprise value at £6.7bn.
"Give us that dynamic, that drive, which, coupled with our matchless super-modern weapons, will ensure victory," he prayed.
Otherwise you'll find yourself clicking the wrong buttons and links, which coupled with the delayed response can be frustrating.
This gives the robot's movements a degree of elasticity which, coupled with force sensors, provides a feedback mechanism.
