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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a feat that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an achievement or accomplishment that has occurred in the past and has significance or impact.
Example: "The scientist achieved a feat that has changed the way we understand climate change."
Alternatives: "an accomplishment that has" or "a milestone that has".
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He duly took 19 Australian wickets for 90 runs, a feat that has never been equalled.
To return Billy Liar to Yorkshire is a feat that has brought Bagnall much delight.
That remains a feat that has been accomplished just once, by Steven Soderbergh in the film "Out of Sight".
But can Francis achieve a feat that has so far eluded secular powers and inspire decisive action on climate change?
I should consider myself fortunate to have graced the podium, a feat that has been more difficult in these Games than ever before.
He heads into the Memorial with a chance to pull off a feat that has eluded him in his first 16 full seasons on tour.
He has now scored 12 goals in his last 13 starts, a feat that has reportedly seen him attract interest from the likes of Real Madrid.
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But such a lens would require doing the same thing with visible light that researchers have done with microwaves--a feat that has proved elusive thus far.
New research finds that an enzyme used by these so-called transposons can work alongside the leading gene therapy technique to permanently alter cells--a feat that has so far proved elusive.
Mo Farah's double triumph at 5,000m and 10,000m is a feat that had seemed beyond a European runner.
The Patriots' domination was such that they managed a feat that had only ever been achieved once before.
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