The phrase "which encompasses the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a relative clause that provides more information about a specific aspect of the sentence. Example: The report, which encompasses the latest findings from our research team, highlights the growing concerns about climate change.
Kawasaki is at the centre of the Keihin Industrial Zone, which encompasses the metropolitan area.
Usually even those with conservative instincts, which encompasses the majority of the cricketing world, regard this as a good thing.
Across the province of KwaZulu-Natal, which encompasses the city of Durban, 112 people have been arrested during riots.
We could call this "rule by law," which encompasses the acclaimed principle that "no one is above the law".
Many tax bills have more than doubled, said Augusto Amador, a City Council member for the East Ward, which encompasses the Ironbound.
Or take the example of the Brazilian law against slave labour (trabalho escravo) which encompasses the concept of "degrading conditions of work".
And Republicans once again sense opportunity in Connecticut's Second District, which encompasses the eastern third of the state, from Long Island Sound to the Massachusetts border.
The cause was cancer of the pancreas, liver and colon, said Chris Pinelo, a spokesman for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, which encompasses the Pops.
Earl Wright, an officer for seventeen years in the L.A.P.D.'s Central Division, which encompasses the area, said, "Every street in Skid Row was like an underground city".
The Second District, which encompasses the eastern third of Connecticut, is home to struggling farming communities, faded mill towns and old port cities.
It might seem that there are easy solutions to the overcrowding in District 3, which encompasses the Upper West Side and parts of Harlem.
