The term "which stipulated" is correct and usable in written English.
In this context, "which stipulated" can be used to refer to an action or statement that had already been stated or established. For example: The contract included a clause which stipulated that the project must be completed by June 1st.
A treatment plan, which stipulated proton beam therapy and chemotherapy, was agreed for Ashya by the court, which left the NHS no alternative but to agree to pay under the S2 reciprocal funding arrangements between European Union member states.
Subsequently, a number of policies were issued both within the UK and internationally which stipulated that children should, as far as developmentally possible, be encouraged and supported to take an active role in their health care [ 3, 4].
No act of rebellion against the venue which stipulated an end by 11pm.
The claim stemmed from Connecticut's 1662 charter, which stipulated that the state's western boundary extended to the Pacific Ocean.
Ashley had signed up to SFA regulations which stipulated he could not exert influence without the permission of its board.
MR James devised his stories in accordance with a series of self-written rules, which stipulated the evocation of "a pleasing terror" without gratuitous sex or bloodshed.
The move will reverse one of the tenets of the 1975 Child Benefit Act, which stipulated that child benefit was to be paid to the mother.
The Plantagenet Alliance is asking the judges to overrule the terms of the dig licence, which stipulated reburial at Leicester cathedral.
In that decision, the country's highest court struck down part of the Defense of Marriage Act, which stipulated that marriage was between a man and woman.
At week's end, Bulgaria remained the only other Security Council member supporting the three-week-old resolution, which stipulated tomorrow as the deadline for Iraq's compliance.
State money was used to clean up the site and it was acquired through the Scenic Hudson Land Trust, which stipulated that the park be open to all.
