The phrase "a developer that has" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a developer who possesses certain skills, experiences, or attributes.
Example: "We are looking for a developer that has experience in full-stack development and a strong understanding of cloud technologies."
Alternatives: "a developer who possesses" or "a developer with".
Debra Tantleff, vice president for development of the Roseland Property Company, a developer that has invested more than $250 million in new construction in the town in less than a decade, said there was a huge appetite for new residential units.
A DEVELOPER that has played a big role in converting boardrooms into bedrooms in the financial district is preparing to leave its largest mark yet on the neighborhood.
Now Mr. Jackson is exploring a partnership with Robb Pair, the owner of Harlem Lofts, a developer that has renovated brownstones in the neighborhood for investors as rental buildings or condos.
Thor Equities, a developer that has proposed building a $1.5 billion, year-round entertainment and amusement district in Coney Island, bought the Astroland amusement park yesterday for about $30 million.
Riverhead lawmakers voted, 4-0, on March 7 to open negotiations with a developer that has proposed spending up to $500 million to revitalize the town's East Main Street.
What due diligence has HSBC done to reassure itself that it's OK to run the share issue for a developer that has allegedly bought up state land at a pittance and sold it on at vast profit while two cabinet members are shareholders?
Some cities have teamed up with a software developer that has come up with an online registry to help cities and residents block delivery of the types of mail they do not want.
As Mr. Rockelein and other towns have discovered, fighting a mall developer that has enough money to wait out the opposition often ends in compromise, not absolute victory.
The company hasn't delivered many other details on total funding since, but fast-forward to the present and it's difficult to find a VR developer that hasn't benefited from Oculus's big investments in the space.
It's nice to be using something made by an independent developer that has no affiliation with the Disney-owned death star of sports media.
Pinger has flown relatively under the radar for an app developer that has launched 14 apps that have all reached the top 100 iPhone apps in the App store.
