"which would instead" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a contrast or alternative to something previously mentioned. Example: I had planned to study abroad, but due to financial constraints, which would instead mean taking out loans, I decided to attend a local university.
Mr. LaPierre said New York would not be the immediate focus of the association's legal strategy, which would instead center on cities with handgun bans.
"Spying for the people" is not a simple betrayal (which would instead mean acting as a double agent, selling our secrets to the enemy); it is something much more radical.
Mr. Moore and Mr. Coley, who said they had been considering a no wave book for years, rushed to the Abrams office to pitch their idea, which would instead have a narrow focus, excluding everything that did not meet their strict definition of no wave.
Speaking less than 48 hours before the start of the tournament, President Rousseff said that visitors would not be taking away infrastructure projects "in their suitcases", which would instead remain in the country as a benefit for everyone.
This data, together with our findings on the compatibility with the silicon structure, indicates the NH3/dry MeOH solution as the best choice to deprotect the exocyclic amino groups of nucleobases and the phosphate groups without promoting the basic hydrolysis on the support, which would instead occur in aqueous conditions.
If you happened to catch The View this afternoon, you likely marveled at Bill Clinton's ability to call the 2008 election for Barack Obama without actually suggesting that Obama, as a candidate, had any particular quality that would enable the win, which would instead come about through a confluence of happy electoral accidents.
The bill, which would have instead added incentives to developers, was backed by the Louisiana Home Builders Association, according to news reports.
Only token objections were however raised by Austria, which would have instead preferred to receive more Ottoman territories in the Balkans, a region which for a long time had been coveted by the Habsburgs.
This was in light of the possible Austrian-Ottoman alliance with only token objections from Austria, which would have instead preferred to receive more Ottoman territories in the Balkans, a region which for a long time had been coveted by the Habsburgs.
These distances cannot be the result of merged forks, which would have instead caused an increase in the number of fibres with large ETED and high EL.
In the Discussion we outline which previous models of phase precession could provide a mechanistic basis for our single cell coding model and which models would instead imply coordinated assemblies.
