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The phrase "a district that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific district and providing additional information about it.
Example: "The city has a district that is known for its vibrant arts scene and cultural festivals."
Alternatives: "an area that" or "a region that".
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Why, in a district that is so military-oriented, are you sensing such negative reaction?
In a district that has historically favored Republicans, his Democratic opponent is leading.
It was a district that was controlled by the Taliban until an uprising in 2010.
Mr. Veasey is the Fort Worth guy in a district that slightly favors Dallas.
In a district that serves some 708,000 pupils, it hardly qualified as a power grab.
This is a district that has a crime problem and a drug problem," Mr. Thompson said.
Ms. Katz is running for the City Council in a district that includes Forest Hills.
"Are our scores equivalent to a district that doesn't have a large immigrant population?" he asked.
"He wanted a district that would allow him to vote like a Southern conservative.
"I can't continue to work in a district that has no respect for us".
In 1941, the Nazis had descended on Kazimierz, a district that had been Jewish since 1495.
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