One more sentence

It needs to be "Web application, the goal of which is to ..." or "Web application, whose goal is to ...".

As I told you in the other thread, there is no idea of of in which.


By the way, what you wrote is not a complete sentence,

Yes, but I still don't understand "no idea of of in which" . Why it isn't a complete senctence ?

whose = of who(m)/of which.
which = of which

There is no main clause/main verb in your fragment.

So, how Can I rewrite this sentence ? Is the one from my previous post correct sentence ?

Web application [ whose goal is to help manage educational sections at my university department ].

The words in the [ brackets ] form a dependent clause.
Here is an example of a dependent clause in a sentence:
Mary [ who lives next door ] is my friend.
Note that the core sentence is: Mary is my friend.

In your sentence, the first two wo

Henox Is the one from my previous post correct sentence ?

Here are Clive's suggestions in your previous post:

1. A system based on deep neural networks whose purpose is to categorize text messages.
2. A system based on deep neural networks to categorize text messages.

Neither of these are complete sentences. They consist of a noun phrase

Ok, I understand.
Is it now correct ?

It is a Web application whose goal ( the goal of which) is to help manage educational sections at my university department .

HenoxIs it now correct ?

Yes, but not quite natural. I have not heard of "educational sections."

It is a web application whose goal it is to help manage my department's students' enrollments in classes at the university.

It is a web application to help manage my department's students' enrollments in their classes.