The phrase 'which writes that' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a specific statement or idea that is written in a document, book or other text. For example: The article 'The Benefits of Exercise' which writes that exercise can reduce anxiety is widely cited in online health circles.
He cites the Zohar which writes that the word kotel, meaning wall, is made up of two parts: "Ko", which has the numerical value of God's name, and "Tel", meaning mount, which refers to the Temple and its Western Wall.
Other Ms short length was criticized by reviewers, by critics such as GameTrailers, which writes that the bonuses such as art galleries were not stimulating enough to entice replay value.
But, once again, Rakoff was rebuked by the Second Circuit, which wrote that it wasn't "the proper function of federal courts to dictate policy to executive administrative agencies".
Perhaps the only place to highlight the potential human rights problems this new push could pose is the media analysis Web site Gawker, which wrote that Indian officials must have been inspired by the 1924 short story "The Most Dangerous Game," by Richard Connell.
The story was first reported earlier this month by English-speaking newspaper The Korea Times, which wrote that a researcher from IPK had transported samples containing the MERS virus on a Korean Air flight from Seoul to Paris on 11 October 2015 a few months after a MERS epidemic outbreak that sickened 186 people and killed 38 in South Korea.
Her performance received praise from the Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad, which wrote that she had performed well in the difficult role.
The congressman's decision to enter the race prompted a ratings change from the Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report/Roll Call, which wrote that "Republican chances improve slightly with Heck's decision".
Pope Francis' job as a bouncer was reported back in March by Gazzetta del Sud, an Italian paper, and the Telegraph, which wrote that he worked in a bar in Buenos Aires while he was a student.
The CPJ report echoes findings published earlier this month by Human Rights Watch, which wrote that preparations for the Sochi games "have been marred by exploitation, illegal detentions, and deportations of migrant construction workers engaged on Olympic venues".
The state-run religious-affairs directorate, Diyanet, which writes their sermons, demanded that it be taken off the air.
I had one thing to do, which was write that speech, and then I got cast as Jesus Christ, which was hilarious.
