The phrase "a margin that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific margin that possesses certain characteristics or features.
Example: "The report includes a margin that has been adjusted to improve readability."
Alternatives: "a margin possessing" or "a margin featuring".
Victory in the final Test, by a margin that has not been exceeded in 118 years of this fixture, confirmed Ian McGeechan as rugby's ultimate alchemist.
To start, the party enjoys a two-million-vote edge among registered voters in New York, a margin that has grown in recent years.
The most emphatic winner of all was Street Sense, who ran away with the Juvenile by 10 lengths a margin that has been surpassed only once in any Breeders' Cup race.
By focusing on centrist and more liberal evangelicals, who have been pushing the movement to broaden its agenda beyond traditional social issues, Mr. Obama is hoping to chip away at a margin that has favored Republicans.
A somewhat-more-complicated version: Mr. Obama is leading in the polls of Ohio and other states that would suffice for him to win 270 electoral votes, and by a margin that has historically translated into victory a fairly high percentage of the time.
A somewhat more complicated version: Mr. Obama is now leading in the polls in Ohio and other states, which, if that holds on Election Day, would be enough for him to win at least 270 electoral votes, and by a margin that has historically translated into victory roughly 80 percent of the time.
In March, the polls had Theresa May beating Jeremy Corbyn by a margin that had not been seen for decades.
Such a plateau constitutes a portion of a continental margin that has many of the features of a normal system but is found at much greater depth 1,000 metres (about 3,300 feet) in the case of the Blake Plateau.
This starting model is, of course, a simplification of what is undoubtedly a complex structure of the California margin that has had a long history of accretion of oceanic sediment, mafic crust and ultramafic mantle during subduction in the late Mesozoic and early Tertiary.
Ironically, due to the way that margin requirements are computed, it is sometimes possible to construct a covered call write on margin that has infinite leverage.
Were there questionable calls that helped the Pacers shoot 20 more free throws than the Knicks, a 38-18 margin that had Coach Jeff Van Gundy laughing about the alleged leaguewide conspiracy to ensure a Knick-Laker final?
