The phrase "a library that has" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a library's features or resources, indicating what it possesses.
Example: "I prefer to visit a library that has a wide selection of historical books."
Alternatives: "a library possessing" or "a library featuring".
The master bedroom steps down into a library that has a fireplace with a tile chimney.
I decided to go with Pysistence, a library that has been in recent development and has a very defined scope.
"I like having smaller classrooms, better technology and a library that has millions of books," she says.
"They're entitled to a library that's open, a library that has an adequate budget, a library that is not susceptible to damage from rain, a library where collections aren't roped off because of damage or inaccessible due to hazardous conditions".
People have taken to Twitter to express their opinion on the development and the demolition of a library that has been both loved and hated.
Electric Objects will continue offering access to a library of free artwork uploaded by the community — a library that has already grown to more than 20,000 pieces.
I grew up in a home in Jordan with a library that had several of Jabra Ibrahim Jabra's books and translations.
Protesters brought crates of books left over from a library that had been established at the park before it was cleared.
Thus Saladin liquidated what remained of a library that had once contained, according to Abū Shāmah, as many as two million volumes before the Fāṭimids themselves starting selling it.
Just that one omission alone would make a fairly good library out of a library that hadn't a book in it".
The librarian referred her to Marvin J. Taylor, who presides over a library-within-a-library that has become one of the nation's largest food-related collections.
