The phrase "which was initiated by" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe something that was started or began by someone or something else. Example: The new policy, which was initiated by the government, has caused controversy among citizens.
In control, CCh induced a rapidly propagating [Ca2+]i wave (Fig. 3B, gallery a) which was initiated by a SPCU (regions of initiation are outlined in the image, Fig. 3B).
The tweet also blamed Barack Obama for the London deal, which was initiated by the Bush Administration.
The company funded the program, which was initiated by Bonita Stewart, a Google vice-president and a Howard alum.
A practical version of that scheme was developed by RSA Corp., which was initiated by Ron Rivest, another PhD SAILor.
The researchers are still recruiting patients into the new trial, which was initiated by Toronto-based Functional Neuromodulation.
The Athena Lecturer Award, which was initiated by the ACM Council on Women in Computing (ACM-W), celebrates women researchers who have made fundamental contributions to computer science.
This study, which was initiated by a Harvard Catalyst Pilot Grant, will be published online in Public Library of Science (PLoS) One.
It did so in a pending proceedings (PL. ÚS 10/2014), which was initiated by European Information Society Institute (EISi) with support of thirty Members of Parliament.
The second report, which was initiated by the new board and delivered to the company on March 31, said little about Mr. Salsbury or Ms. Mayer's departments.
"Directed by William Wyler," which was initiated by Catherine Wyler, the director's daughter, and directed and edited by Aviva Slesin, is full of informed admiration.
The other solution designed to improve rotational stability, which was initiated by MacIntosh in the 1980s, involves extra-articular lateral reinforcement during intra-articular ACL reconstruction.
