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The phrase "a half that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a portion or segment of something that is divided into halves, often in a descriptive or explanatory context.
Example: "In the recipe, you need to take a half that is equal to one cup of flour."
Alternatives: "a portion that is" or "a segment that is".
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"Three hours-plus; three and a half, that's O.K.
During its year and a half, that was a familiar refrain.
Hartley's red card, which may end his Lions career before it starts, came at the end of a half that was stuffed with intent and incident.
"When the plaintiffs pick out their two best cases," Mr. Weber said, "and try them for four and a half months, and can't keep a jury thinking for more than a day and a half, that's a statement.
Villarreal barely put up a fight after the break in a half that was played at the pace of a pre-season friendly.
When a piece comes in at an hour-and-a-half, that's quite a chunk.
The medium variety even shows a negative development in the first half that is later reversed.
Both started brightly despite difficult conditions with a rain-soaked pitch responsible for a first half that was littered with poor challenges.
What I saw, rather too plainly, was a first half that was all plot and no fantasy, and a second half that was all fantasy and no plot.
The principal, Maria Petrovna, was a tall, heavy woman, well over two hundred pounds, with a bottom half that was heavier than the top.
The poor finish was typical of a first half that was low on quality.
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