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"which is naturally" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to provide additional information about something that is expected or a logical consequence. Here is an example: "The human brain, which is naturally complex, is still not fully understood by scientists."
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This ambition extended beyond straightening and dying his hair, which is naturally curly and prematurely white.
The mail just brought this month's American Cinematographer, the cover story of which is, naturally, "Black Swan".
It's possibly the sweetest salt in the Atlantic, and that's really important for the salmon, which is naturally sweet.
We are all born liking a sweet taste, perhaps to stimulate a desire for breast milk, which is naturally sweet, or ripe edible fruit.
They suggest that all these publications are overly influenced by the fund-raising industry, which is naturally more interested in reporting success than failure.
While this might appear to be an empirical question, it cannot be settled empirically without conducting the experiment, which is naturally beyond the reach of jurisprudence.
The listening experience, which is naturally a touch out of synch and unique to wherever one is positioned, débuted in 1992, when boom boxes were still commonplace.
One of the two tumor suppressor genes is an ancient gene, known as Rb, which is naturally inactivated in newts and fish when they start regenerating tissue.
Additionally, we suppose μ s >μ d, which is naturally well accepted.
Theobroma cacao is the principal host of the virus which is naturally transmitted by mealybugs species.
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