The phrase "which respectively" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when two or more items have been previously discussed and are being discussed separately. For example: The two types of mushrooms, white buttons and portabellas, have different flavors which, respectively, are mild and earthy.
Regionally, youth development apparently worsened most markedly in Angola and Chad, which respectively declined by 11%and7%7%.
They also received pension contributions of 30% of salary, which respectively added £315,000, £205,000 and £201,000 to their pay packets.
These agencies, which respectively lead national security, run spy satellites and manage mapping intelligence, had a combined budget request of more than $25bn in 2013.
Indeed, his only unestranged kith and kin seem to be his inner demons and angels, which, respectively, itch to drink and to confess.
Other than Khao Lak and Ko Phi Phi, which, respectively, lost 75 and 60percentt of their hotels, most of the Andaman Coast was spared complete devastation.
The aerodynamic forces experienced by the wings are expressed by the components Rx and Ry, which respectively approximate drag and lift.
The Witness and The Last Guardian, which respectively came out very early and very late in the year, both also received four nominations.
To record and playback scripts without the (minimal) overhead of running OSCControl, two helper scripts, "oscrecorder.rb" and "oscplayer.rb" are included, which respectively encode OSC messages/bundles using YAML.
It was also hateful sectarianism borne of the unresolved conflict in Syria and promoted by the proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia, which respectively support and oppose Assad.
The open letter to Russia condemns the recently passed gay propaganda and blasphemy laws, which respectively prohibit the "propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations" among minors and criminalise religious insult, as well as the recent recriminalisation of defamation.
Officials from the two organizations, which respectively sponsor and administer the SAT and other well-known exams, said they had not decided whether any scores would be invalidated or whether any students would have to retake the exam.
