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The phrase "a card that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific type of card and providing additional information about it.
Example: "I received a card that had a beautiful design on the front."
Alternatives: "a card which" or "a card with".
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"I've never seen a card that pretty".
He's a card that 'Arry Redknapp.
Is there actually a card that card-carrying Libertarians carry?
He brought it out and a card that read: "Caution.
Just pay $25 for a card that entitles you to jump the queue.
They are monitored and carry a card that gives them lifelong health benefits.
At one point, she had even bought her parents a card that said "Missing You".
In the top left corner of the mirror was a card that said "O Romeo, Romeo!
I will give him a card that says, "To a friend I don't know".
Often, though, it makes sense to use a card that offers rewards at multiple locations.
One of them pulls out a card that a friend from Syracuse gave him.
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