The phrase "which is compounded" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that something is made of two or more things, and it is typically used in the middle of a sentence. For example, "She completed a financial transaction which is compounded of multiple currencies."
All of which is compounded by the fact that many people opening new franchise outlets are also new to owning a business.
Added to which, there has been little real improvement in the gender pay gap which is compounded by the fact that 44% of women are working part-time, compared with only 9% of men.
That ties a record, set in 1942, when no rain fell from April 11 to May 5. University meteorologists forecast a chance of showers on Friday, but said any relief would be too brief to lift the fire danger, which is compounded by uncommonly low humidity and dry vegetation that acts as tinder.
"The slaughter of thousands of elephants in Ruaha Rungwa clearly points to the involvement of international organised crime, which is compounded by corruption and weak enforcement capacity in Tanzania – and to the urgent need to scale up efforts to tackle the poaching epidemic before the area's remaining elephant herds are destroyed," he said.
Therefore, there is increased carrier recombination loss associated with the defective SiNW surface, which is compounded by the larger surface area of the longer SiNWs.
They buy the club, then as so often happens in football, they get into economic difficulty, which is compounded by poor financial management of the club itself.
Sources close to Foot suggest he is particularly concerned that tourism on Caribbean islands is also suffering which is compounding the downturn.
The real driver of higher house prices is record low mortgage rates and strong demand from first-time buyers and investors who have no property to sell which is compounding scarcity," he said.
Noted similarities to superstar athletes Tiger Woods, Derek Jeter and James Blake set up an interesting comparison, but the premise of superstar qualities transcending sports into politics is troublesome on several levels -- not the least of which is compounding our infatuation with celebrities.
"His suicide was provoked by his clinical depression," Thomson concludes, "which was compounded by a complex web of factors...
But nothing could legislate for Andrei Shevchenko's brief dominance, which was compounded by poor defending.
