"whose placement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person, object, or idea whose position or placement is relevant or important to the topic of discussion. For example: "The sculpture's success was largely due to its unique design, whose placement in the gallery was determined by the curator."
The expanded family also includes Scyphostegia, a genus whose placement previously was controversial; it has 8 13 carpels, numerous basal ovules, and sessile stigmas.
One of these detectors is a cylinder made out of precisely arranged silicon plates, whose placement was determined using very sensitive cameras in Haber's laboratory.
Each scene has a flagpole whose placement on the screen never changes, and the poles align so perfectly that they seem to form a single element.
Perspective is sleekly distorted, with the audience seeing groups of students whose placement suggests a mirror illusion of dancers and their reflection, splitting the stage at the barre, as in a real studio.
The 40-year-old Mr. Eaton admits he is obsessed by his anger over the prison, whose placement, he says, involves a conspiracy reaching to the highest levels of state government.
We suggest immovable food storage facilities be understood as emplaced features, that is, as features whose placement in the landscape is the result of, but also subsequently the producer of, socioecological knowledge.
Transcripts whose placements were concordant with accepted species tree relationships were best explained as a result of VGT.
Students who worked in clinics that provided in-patient care (3.30; CI: 0.36, 6.23), served at referral hospitals (6.20; CI: 3.34, 9.06), had X-rays (5.07; CI: 1.45, 8.69), and had TB smear microscopy (6.47; CI: 3.39, 9.55) did better than their peers whose placements did not have those attributes.
A principal feature of the model is its dependence on a number of key sequence residues whose correct placement, geometric arrangement and orientation in relation to their interacting partners define the success, or otherwise, of the amyloid formation reaction.
Eventually I came up with the current grid, whose theme placement allowed me to create a workable grid.
Surgery, whose first placement was as a service manager for neonates and paediatrics at a teaching hospital and is joining a local clinical commissioning group for her second one, hopes to begin her NHS career in a strategic role.
