The phrase "a guard that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of guard that possesses certain characteristics or features.
Example: "The museum employs a guard that has extensive training in art preservation."
Alternatives: "a guard who possesses" or "a guard with".
It maintains a nonconscripted civil guard that has police duties.
For the event, the Kremlin restored an honor guard that had been removed from Lenin's Tomb after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.The entire affair was filmed by North Korean crews using ancient 35 millimeter film cameras -- an eerie scene which, to older Russians, recalled the glory days of Soviet rule.
But America's navy doesn't really do much to hunt pirates in South-East Asia; that's handled by a coalition of regional countries' coast guards that has in the past explicitly rejected American offers of help, other than passing on intelligence, because of sensitivities over sovereignty.
In July, a man in a wheelchair set off a homemade explosive at Beijing's airport to bring attention to a beating by security guards that had left him disabled.
Consider purchasing a guard rail that has been designed to prevent a newborn baby from falling off of the bed.
He, like many Russians, thinks of Kadyrov as a guard dog that has slipped his chain.
In a further sign of worsening relations, Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi demanded today that the military remove a guard detail that has been stationed for years just within the gate of her compound.
The New Yorker, October 29 , 1927P. 13 Difficulty in finding trains leads lady to confess to a guard that she has just moved to Flushing and isn't sure of herself.
After mentioning to a guard that he had been a competitive swimmer in high school, Alpeyrie spent a surreal afternoon in an old concrete pool behind the house teaching the militants' leader to swim.
The HPLC column was a Merck Purospher Star, RP-18e (150 × 4.6 mm, 5 μm), fitted with a guard cartridge that had been packed with a similar type of stationary phase (Merck).
