The phrase "whose visibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to someone or something's level of being able to be seen or observed. For example: "The tall trees, whose visibility was hindered by the dense fog, made it difficult to navigate through the forest."
He sacrifices coherence and credibility for the pleasure of settling scores with others whose visibility he palpably begrudges.
Scalfaro, whose visibility had increased during the interminable series of ballots, emerged as the only name around which parliament could unite.
Chris Kattan, his character in "Bollywood Hero," like Chris Kattan in real life, is a 39-year-old comedian whose visibility has dropped considerably since "SNL".
For more than two decades, USA Today placed an increasing amount of that trust on the shoulders of Mr. Kelley, who joined the newspaper soon after graduating from the University of Maryland in 1982, and whose visibility rose as the newspaper's did.
Over a career of almost 60 years, Mr. DeCarava — who fiercely guarded the manner in which his work was exhibited and whose visibility in the art world remained low for decades — came to be regarded as the founder of a school of African-American photography that broke with the social documentary traditions of his time.
However, at these frequencies what is observed is a local minimum in the vertical spectral component, sometimes associated to local maxima in the horizontal components, whose visibility depend on the specific amount of SH and Love waves at the site.
Barbara was virtually an unknown candidate whose sole visibility was the arts center.
So might Mr Jospin, whose recent visibility belies claims to be in retirement.There is, though, another possibility closer to home: Ms Royal.
Over and over, his diatribes focus on the marginalised, whose increased visibility he responds to negatively, seemingly wanting to get back to a time when the only people whose voices were heard were those of people like him.
Would they be consigned to second- and third-tier jobs, as happened to members of other blocs that supported Mr. Obama, like blacks and Hispanics, whose influence and visibility in high-profile jobs hardly match their voting muscle?
Ts Madison is an entertainer, entrepreneur, former adult actress and transgender woman whose work and visibility has reshaped the way that the public conceptualizes transgender and gender-nonconforming identities and experiences.
