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The phrase "a board on which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical or metaphorical board that serves as a surface for displaying information or conducting activities.
Example: "The teacher wrote the lesson plan on a board on which students could easily see the objectives for the day."
Alternatives: "a surface for" or "a platform where".
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Anglo-Saxon practice prefers a board on which executives take responsibility for their own business lines.
She joined a board on which many prominent lawyers had served, including Attorney General Nicholas deB.
A cupboard, quite literally, was originally just a board on which to place your cups.
In the foyer was a board on which fans could scribble their thoughts about the man and his music.
It urges action, both political and personal — change eating and driving habits — and contains a board on which visitors can post their own suggestions.
The GCF, which is head-quartered in South Korea, is controlled by a Board on which developed and developing countries are equally represented.
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Hypebeast, a popular men's fashion Web site, operates a message board on which a posting about Supreme's current season has generated more than five million views and nearly eighty thousand replies.
The only thing on the walls was a glass board on which a few dates and names were scribbled: "O'Reilly," "Arpaio," "Bill Maher," "DC/Papa".
The new tiers of management will headed be a unitary board on which Hall sits with a couple of BBC execs and new appointees.
Oskar Mosco, who told me that he was a pedicab driver from California, carried a poster board on which he'd written, "Why Vote?" He said, "Democracy, lately, is just a fiction".
The Autry's board approved the deal, which would have formed a combined board on which Autry directors would have formed a majority, but the Southwest Museum dropped the matter.
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