The phrase "a fixture that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of fixture or its characteristics in a sentence.
Example: "The new lighting installation is a fixture that is both energy-efficient and stylish."
Alternatives: "an item that is" or "a component that is".
Mizuno had impressed on his debut at Falkirk, six days earlier, but he had difficulty in imposing himself on a fixture that is notoriously difficult for newcomers.
The workbench and vise form an organic unit, for the vise is a fixture that is either part of the carpenter's bench or is attached to the machinist's bench.
A series of events that pairs unlikely collaborators, and makes leaps between platforms such as film and music, it's a fixture that is likely to be most rewarding to the open-minded.
The national and international credibility of the England team is in such a state that the Super League clubs have agreed to accommodate a fixture that is as logistically challenging as it is potentially alluring, and released their best overseas players to form an Exiles team to take on England at Headingley.
A fixture that is always fiercely contested was given extra spice with three ex-Dundee United men in the home side.
Keep in mind that you'll need to buy a special bulb if you have a photosensitive fixture or a fixture that is on a timer.
"It's a fixture that's there, and the ordinary expectation is, it's going to stay there".
The opening game, between the Italy and Austria B teams, finished goalless in a fixture that was typical of the Mussolini era.
Ms. Huang represented the buyers, who had justifiably assumed the fan was a fixture that was included in the purchase price.
Davis, portrayed with irresistible brio by the nightclub singer Julian Fleisher, outlines his decorating philosophy in the lilting "A Room Comes Together": An ineffable mixture of lighting and fixture A fixture that's lit from within An unlikely arrangement of taste and derangement A séance of sacred and sin.
He had celebrated rather too wildly in front of a batch of furious Nazi top brass after scoring against Germany in a game to celebrate the Anschluss (a fixture that was "supposed" to end in a draw) then refused to play for the unified team.
