And finally, verification, in which you proved Cindy's idea worked.

[glhf]

The theory says there are essentially four stages to solving complicated problems, the first being preparation. In other words, brainstorming like you did. The next step, incubatrion, was the twenty-minute break you took...Then illumination, which would be Cindy's sudden realization. And finally, verification, in which you proved Cindy's idea worked.

I saw somewhere that 'in which' is kind of synonym of 'where,' but 'where' doesn't seem to quite fit here. How do I use 'in which' properly in a sentence?

Thank you in advance.

Source: English textbook

 

[Tarheel]

How do I use 'in which' properly in a sentence?

The example in your quote is a good one.

 

[Tarheel]

In which

Post another sentence with "in which" in it. Then I can comment on it.

 

[Rover_KE]

[STRIKE]incubatrion[/STRIKE] incubation

 

[glhf]

Ye.. 'where' seems to fit there. Thanks anyway! I will post another one whenever I come up with an odd one.