The phrase "which is then called" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to introduce a new name or title that is being given to something previously described. For example: "The project was successful, which is then called 'Project Triumph'."
What is fitted together in Fragment 7 is "the one in the center of the sphere," which is then called "the hearth".
Thus all things are entifications or delimitations or determinations of the Nondelimited Real, which is then called "the Nonentification" (al-lâ ta'ayyun).
Therefore, in Definition 19, we will formulate additional conditions that should be satisfied by an acceptable model, which is then called a regular model.
It may also be caused by several inflammatory conditions, such as sarcoidosis (which is then called neurosarcoidosis), connective tissue disorders such as systemic lupus erythematosus, and certain forms of vasculitis (inflammatory conditions of the blood vessel wall), such as Behçet's disease.
In yeast, the phenomenon of mitochondrial regression is connected to the petit phenotype and can be experimentally induced, which is then called rho status [ 28, 29].
It is culturally believed that when appeased, then it can be protective but when begrudged, Lubaale can be vindictive and can supposedly cause illness which is then called a Kiganda illness [ 17].
The Ailey company last appeared at the Koch, which was then called the New York State Theater, in 2000.
A suicide bomber had targeted the café, which was then called Moment.
Mr. Dusenberry followed a radio colleague to BBDO, which was then called Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn.
In 1945, he quit and started taking classes at New York University's business school, which was then called the School of Commerce.
Administration or Management of Something, at the Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana, which was then called the Instituto Profesional de Santiago.
