The phrase "a device that often" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a device that is frequently used or has common applications.
Example: "The smartphone is a device that often connects people across the globe through various communication apps."
Alternatives: "a tool that frequently" or "an instrument that commonly".
Inside Trump Tower, a restless figure stirred in the predawn darkness, nursing his grievances and grabbing a device that often lands him in hot water.
The way in which a cyber-realist story brings together the different perspectives and goals of its myriad protagonists is through random or unlikely ties or connections, a device that often ends up framing the entire story.
Even the background music that plays during suspenseful moments (sound design by Scott Stauffer, original music by Brian Feinstein), a device that often registers onstage as jarring and hokey these days, adds a delicious shiver.
It's a subtle, classic design that goes a ways toward bringing a touch of class to devices that often go too far in the direction of overt gadgetry.
"While no individual is immune to cybersecurity threats, this program will add an extra layer of security to personal devices that often house a huge amount of sensitive data".
The result is a "predicate creep," the report said, in which devices are approved based on information from older devices that often bear little resemblance to each other.
His simultaneous fondness for and rebellion against old Hollywood is demonstrated by his exploring anew clichéd plot devices that often culminate in bleak irony and moral ambiguity.
The change comes amid concerns over the number of drivers following digital navigation devices that often fail to inform them about restrictions ahead.
However, to assess the life of the implant devices that often possess fine micro-cracks, SCC susceptibility of notched specimens was investigated by circumferential notch tensile (CNT) testing.
Every hybrid and E.V. has at least one electric machine, as engineers refer to the devices that often serve as drive motors and, when the regenerative braking is activated, as generators.
Both the electromagnetic subjects and the associated research focus on the complex ways in which electromagnetic fields and waves interact with all forms of matter to produce interesting and useful phenomena and devices that often motivate new mathematical approaches to the problem.
