The phrase "a directory that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a directory that contains specific information or features.
Example: "We need to find a directory that has all the contact information for our clients."
Alternatives: "a directory containing" or "a directory with".
But welovelocal, a smashing new directory that has recently expanded from London to the rest of the country, is particularly strong on Liverpool bars.
In the Terminal window, set your current working directory to the directory that has a copy of the VMware workstation ".bundle" file.
To get the most and best results from your hard work, focus on placing your articles in directories that have a strong search engine ranking (EzineArticles, IdeaMarketers and GoArticles, for example) and that are relevant to your specific niche.
Directories that haven't been opened yet will have question marks over their icons.
In March Toshiba America Information Systems adopted the technology to replace a directory that consumers had to page through to get answers to their technical questions.
Find a reputable escort directory site that has many escort ads for you to search through.
Choose a generic directory like DMOZ or a directory that is unique to your industry.
In some ways a phone that has an unbelievable directory, lets you talk or send messages to lots of people, and works with text and pictures is a better analogy than TV.
Jingle Networks, operator of the free directory assistance service that has been emulated by AT&T, Google and others, was awarded a U.S. Patent "for providing telephone directory assistance service in which a telephone user calls to the system and the system will, based on the requested number or type of service, hear a recorded advertisement".
Participant recruitment was achieved through collaboration with a survey vendor that has access to the American Medical Association physician directory.
The site offers a directory of sites that have high privacy ratings, and you can check to see if a particular site has been rated by typing its U.R.L. into a box on the Privacy Ratings page.
