The phrase "a grid that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of grid or its characteristics in a sentence.
Example: "We need to design a grid that is efficient and easy to navigate for our users."
Alternatives: "a grid which is" or "a grid that exists as".
FRIDAY'S PUZZLE — It's finally Friday, and I'm pleased to say that today we have a grid that is the result of playing well with others.
The control system would also help stabilize a grid that is increasingly unstable and prone to large-scale blackouts — and make deliberate manipulation of the electricity supply harder.
Cave paintings depict a man and a woman standing on opposite sides of a grid that is almost certainly a single dishwasher rack.
Peter Van Doren of the Cato Institute, who edits its Regulation magazine, said that "if you have repeat players in narrow enough markets" and a grid that is not designed to move electricity efficiently, prices rise artificially.
Paleolithic Age Paintings on the walls of the Lascaux Caves, which date back some seventeen thousand years, depict a man and a woman standing on opposite sides of a grid that is almost certainly a single dishwasher rack.
unix% pset mkgrmf wvgrid_arf= grid(heg_p1_pha.fits[cols BIN_LO,BIN_HI])" unix% pset mkgrmf wvgrid_chan= grid(heg_p1_pha.fits[cols BIN_LO,BIN_HI])" Note: This may generate a grid that is well beyond the calibrated energy range.
And a grid that's less modernized could be less reliable.
Manhattan took a gamble to the future and envisioned a grid that was optimistic in terms of city growth from the get-go.
In my view, developing nations have an edge as they can learn from the mistakes from developed nations and leapfrog the design and management of a grid that's suited to de-centralised and off-grid electricity generation.
In the first technique, deformations were tracked in a grid that was photobleached on each tissue sample (Bruehlmann et al., 2004).
Now is a good time to talk about how we can use black squares, and a knowledge of which letters appear in more words in English, to construct a grid that's easy to fill.
