The phrase 'which vacated' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to an event that has already happened in the past, such as in the following sentence: "The apartment was vacated by its previous tenants, which vacated the premises at the end of the month."
During the last 15 years it housed offices of the city's Human Resources Administration, which vacated in April.
This is in contrast to the typical practice, in which vacated office space is demolished back to the basic structure of the building.
The significance of the Supreme Court's ruling, which vacated the 10th Circuit's decision, lay in its rejection of both categorical approaches.
His firm, Barrington Ventures, plans to build a residence for the elderly there and will tear down several other buildings left over from the King's College, which vacated the property in 1995.
Anderson dates the rise of the thriller to its current pedestal back to the Kennedy assassination, which vacated the " '50s world of Doris Day movies, the Hit Parade, sock hops" and so on, demanding a darker view of the world.
The lobbying campaign was in full swing even before Thursday's decision by a federal court of appeals here, which vacated the order to break up Microsoft but also found that the company had engaged in a raft of anticompetitive practices in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
Really, though, it pushes baseball into the fantasy whitewashing world of the N.C.A.A., which vacates accomplishments by pretending they never took place.
The observed behaviour of hZW10 at the spindle pole indicates it is a dynamic component which vacates the spindle pole soon after it arrives there.
It is likely to win far more fans than the Whitney's old home, Marcel Breuer's brutalist "inverted ziggurat," which opened in 1966, on Madison Avenue, and which it vacated six months ago and leased to the Met.
Charles Steven Cohen, president and chief executive of Cohen Brothers, which is renovating and marketing the 600,000-square-foot complex -- which was vacated by Kraft in 1997 and is still mostly empty -- attributed the current problems to a number of "costly delays and unexpected conditions".
As a variation on the idea, artists could approach local schools or colleges, which are vacated during the summer, or a holiday resort or campsite, which tend to be under-used in the winter, and offer their artistic expertise as a service.
