The phrase "which is discarded" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to provide more information about an object or action that has been discarded. Here is an example: "The company has implemented a new recycling program, in which all plastic packaging, which is discarded by consumers, will be collected and reused in production."
For example, the external tank, which is discarded once the propellants are exhausted and disintegrates on reentry, is supplied by Lockheed Martin.
Among that which is discarded are, inevitably, Girls: for Hsu, a blond Carnegie cheerleader (Antonia Bernath), who begs him to stop and smell the pompoms; and for Kasparov, a sleek but honest young I.B.M. P.R. woman (Lucille Sharp), who is on the grandmaster's side even if the crazy fool doesn't know it.
admitting P ≡ 0 which is discarded, and d P d V L = - V L, (11).
The key distinction is that pronuclear transfer (PNT) involves the creation and use of embryos, or more accurately 1 day old zygotes (one of which is discarded), whereas maternal spindle transfer (MST) uses eggs (one of which is discarded).
But there is no possibility to gain access to the raw data, which is discarded before transmission.
The healthy generators no longer supply the load power which is discarded by the fault generator, and their load power supply almost recovers to the steady state value.
They communicated with cheap cell phones, which were discarded frequently to stop their signals being tracked.
Its biggest selling-point was its reusability, unlike other rockets which are discarded after one firing.
The failure to place the second kidney, which was discarded, confounded Ms. Duncan.
Ultimately, it is everyday English speakers, not management consultants or linguistic purists, who determine which words persist and which are discarded.
Prosecutors said the doctor's DNA was found on the knife and gloves used in the killing, which were discarded along with the hammer in nearby storm drains.
