The phrase "which is neglected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to something that has been ignored or overlooked. For example, "Many people are unaware of the importance of volunteering in their community, which is neglected by many."
This elevated the understanding of the hydrodynamics of the gasifier freeboard, which is neglected by the conventional two-phase methodology.
Flow distributions subject to flow path configurations leads to a significant pressure drop increase, which is neglected in the widely used sole-counter flow approximation.
Some discrepancy between the results from infrared and AFM data is explained in terms of optical absorption of the crystal, which is neglected in the transmittance model.
By removing the need to spend hundreds of hours memorizing boring procedures, he says, calculators can free children to concentrate on the meaning of these procedures, which is neglected under the educational status quo.
The role of public opinion, parliamentary initiatives and the Royal Navy in suppressing the slave trade across much of the Earth – an uplifting history which is neglected in the rush to apologise for colonial excesses – is recounted by Tombs.
The studies conducted on these reservoirs conclude that (1) the evolution in the overburden, which is neglected in traditional simulation, may dictate the success/failure of Enhanced Deviated Drilling.
Another is the rickety state of back-office plumbing, which was neglected as the market boomed.
"Studies have shown that the brains of young animals which are neglected or exposed to threat develop differently.
Degradation and other side reactions which were neglected in the earlier models for SSP process of PET are included.
The Rayleigh beam theory includes the effects of rotational inertia which are neglected in the Euler Bernoulli beam theory.
There is no doubt that China is increasing its military forces, which were neglected during the first phase of its economic reform.
