Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Jul 9, 2012 ... up vote 2 down vote favorite. 2. I have two books, of which one is borrowed. Is this correct? Is there such a phrase? phrases pronouns ...
• Aug 1, 2012 ... I want to mention on my CV that I also know a little bit about Java and C#. What is a better way to mention that? I think one of the following may ...
• Mar 17, 2015 ... Should I use “to” or “of”, which one is gramtically correct? up vote 2 down vote favorite. I am writing a blog post and the titles are. Ultimate Guide ...
• Jul 12, 2012 ... “Object of” vs. “subject of” — which one is correct? Does it depend on context? up vote 6 down vote favorite. (Tried to search to see if this ...

• ... a very common problem in psychology, namely, determination of the relation between two variables, one of which is expressed as a ranking and the other.
• Jul 9, 2012 ... Thanks @Christi , I agree "one of which" does sound more usual. I think that ... " one of which is mine" would also work in that context. "The bank ...
• one of which. EXCEPTION: We avoid placing "be" at the end of a clause when " be" specifies (identifies) the noun in the quantity phrase. one of which Disneyland  ...
• Aug 2, 2012 ... This is equivalent to "There were three books, the blue one of which was the thickest". – macio.Jun Aug 2 '12 at 15:11 ...