"which deems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an opinion or judgement that is considered authoritative. For example, "The jury which deems itself the ultimate authority in such matters has made its ruling."
It has also attracted a disciplinary charge from Uefa, which deems the Palestinian flag to be an 'illicit banner'.
Thus, a raster data framework is employed which deems each location or gridcell in a landscape as contributing to biodiversity benefits to various degrees.
However, under seismic conditions, typical rack connections cannot often provide sufficient flexural performance in terms of stiffness and strength, which deems necessary to introduce spine (longitudinal) bracings in the down-aisle direction.
There is no evidence of intentional discrimination, so the ICP is relying on the theory of "disparate impact", which deems any act that disproportionately harms minorities to be discriminatory, regardless of intent.And this is where the case gets interesting.
At the moment, individuals can opt to pay a 20% capital-gains tax using a system which "deems" their profit to be exactly 5.25% of the total proceeds of an equity sale, no matter how large their actual profit.
The ruling, which could affect thousands of Eritreans, one of the largest groups to seek asylum in Britain every year, contradicts the government's existing country guidance, which deems it safe for migrants to return to Eritrea after leaving illegally.
But it ran afoul of the Kremlin, which deemed its work as little more than collaboration with the enemy.
The act was repealed in 2004 by the Congress Party-led government, which deemed it a draconian law.
It followed a consultation with Chagossians which displayed 98% support for resettlement and a government-commissioned feasibility study which deemed resettlement practically feasible.
The report by the Danish statisticians, which deemed only two of the seven clinical studies to be acceptable, represents one more analysis of the same data.
The latest rating is an improvement on the 2010 inspection which deemed children's services to be performing poorly.
