The phrase "a display that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the features or characteristics of a display, such as a screen or monitor.
Example: "The new model features a display that has a higher resolution than its predecessor."
Alternatives: "a screen that includes" or "a monitor that possesses".
There was strength as well as bite to a display that has thrust the Londoners to the top of the group.
He devised a display that has the Braille on the rim of a wheel about the size of a roll of masking tape.
If you want to pipe content to a display that has a VGA connector, use the Lightning to VGA adapter, which will also cost you $49.
Honor says it used a very complicated drilling technique that only penetrates the first few layers of a display that has up to 17 layers of coating, and it's needed to prevent light leaks or damaging the screen's durability.
Marcia Clark have occasionally sported the pins, a display that has angered Simpson's attorneys.
Just over 6,000 people are present at Shrewsbury Town's New Meadow to watch Dave Hibbert's ninth-minute penalty condemn Bradford City to a 1-0 defeat in their second game of the League Two season, a display that had the Shrews' manager, Gary Peters, saying: "We should have scored two more and we had two cleared off the line".
A Styrofoam model of a hot air-blowing Donald Trump and another of a toothy Hillary Clinton riding the Democratic Party's donkey mascot are among the skeletons and zombies in a Halloween display that has become an attraction and is stopping traffic in a Connecticut town.
'Psychedelic' tulip show in the Netherlands Jump to media player The long, cold British winter has not been kind to horticulturalists in the UK - but there is a British theme to a new display that has opened in the Netherlands.
Forget stock-still pixels (so boring!)—meet Pixelbot, a two-wheeled robot with an LED display that has mobile capabilities, yielding a colorful, active pixel that can be used for some innovative storytelling.
The idea of a digital display that has the clarity and flexibility of paper has been around for at least a decade.
It comes in two sizes, including a larger version with an 8.9-inch display that has a resolution of 1,920 by 1,200 pixels.
