The phrase "a batch that was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group or collection of items or data that existed or was created in the past.
Example: "We analyzed a batch that was collected last month to determine the effectiveness of the new formula."
Alternatives: "a group that was" or "a collection that was".
And from time to time, the dealers would put out a batch that was really strong to make you keep coming back.
But the following summer, workers packaging the waste came across a batch that was extraordinarily acidic, making it unsafe for shipping.
I added the acid too quickly to a batch that was too cold and the water rapidly froze while the popper came out of it, and the froth caused everything to spill out of the mixing vessel".
So, 150 years on, I decided to retrace the lady's footsteps, with a tatty copy of her Swiss Journal in my bag – a secondhand survivor I'd tracked down, from a batch that were printed in 1963.
And make a batch that's absolutely, positively just how you like it.
If you can get a batch that is a lot stronger, you can stay high for a lot cheaper".
The tool runner simultaneously calculates a score for all available tools for each case within a batch that is uploaded to the website as a comma-separated value (.csv) file void of any patient health information.
To minimize systematic differences in the treatment of isolates, the growth medium was prepared as a single batch that was poured into Petri plates on the same day, the Petri plates were randomized before inoculation, and isolates from different populations were randomized before inoculation onto the plates.
A great example of this is from our piece yesterday on New Story, a non-profit in YC's current batch that is developing a crowdfunding platform to build housing for homeless people.
It is possible to use f 2 when the study materials being compared are of the same age (shelf-life) and if the same dissolution method (and detection method) is being used for the analysis, for example, comparing batches that have been manufactured after a process change with product batches that were submitted in an approval.
Besides the unsoaked, I fixed a batch that had been traditionally pre-soaked and another that had been quick-soaked (bring to a boil, sit for an hour, then cook).
