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The phrase "a joint that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of connection or relationship, often in contexts related to anatomy, construction, or collaboration.
Example: "The doctor explained that a joint that connects the bones is essential for movement."
Alternatives: "a connection that" or "a link that".
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Did not smoke a joint that summer nor did I know anyone who had.
The goal was finding a joint that had Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" in the rotation.
The last writes: "She was very pregnant the last time I saw her at that house and turned down a joint that was being passed around".
He had once smoked a joint that was more Rothman's King Size than Moroccan Red, so he thought he knew about drugs.
Arthrodesis is aimed at elimination of motion in a joint (fusion) in order to eliminate pain in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, stabilize a joint that is either unstable or lacks useful muscle power, and remove an infectious lesion in arthritis.
Or venture over to La Condesa, the up-and-coming neighborhood reminiscent of the East Village, and stop at El Tizoncito, a joint that offers delicious tacos al pastor, in which a coal-fired vertical oven perfectly browns a gyrolike affair of achiote-laced pork shoulder.
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The first was a problem with a rotary joint that keeps the right-side arrays facing the sun.
For a Ramsay joint, that's almost casual.
That discovery included a knee joint that provided the then oldest evidence of upright walking in hominids.
Joint i1 of Leg i is a yaw joint that allows the leg to move from back to front.
Breakfast the next morning was at a local joint that had been recommended: Some Crust Bakery.
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