The phrase "a county that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific county that possesses certain characteristics or features.
Example: "We are looking for a county that has a strong educational system and ample recreational facilities."
Alternatives: "a county possessing" or "a county with".
"Brooklyn is a county that has not one Republican state legislator," Mr. DiCarlo said.
Both are sensitive posts in a county that has battled bankruptcy and the European refugee crisis.
Generally when the last two digits are not "00"'s it represents a county that has been split into subareas.
Either way, that indicates a huge concentration of affluence for a county that has no metropolitan area.
We started the program in a county that has particularly high rates of diabetes, food insecurity, poverty, and unemployment.
Requiring agencies to translate essential public documents into six languages besides English is progress in a county that has had its share of anti-immigrant resentment.
In a county that had become exhausted by corruption scandals, Mr. Gimenez also persuaded voters he would stand above the fray.
But others say the frenzy so common at many vacation and weekend destinations will never take hold in a county that had wealthy residents before the Revolutionary War.
For a county that had 4 percent (one of every 25 jobs) of the state's total employment that year, one out of seven jobs in Oregon brewing is quite impressive".
About 90% of Paradise homes were lost, and many residents have struggled to find affordable options in a county that had an extremely limited housing supply even before the fire.
In a television commercial featuring Mr. Suozzi, the county executive says: "When I took office after 30 years of machine control, county government was full of surprises," and he goes on to describe a county that had no inventory of county cars and that paid for 1,400 telephone lines that went nowhere.
