The phrase "a plank that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of plank or when introducing a clause that provides more information about the plank.
Example: "I found a plank that was perfect for the project I was working on."
Alternatives: "a board that" or "a piece of wood that".
And when they come this scorchingly hot on a plank that also holds a spoonful of pimento cheese, a smear of good butter and a few blackberries that taste as if they have just been plucked from a preserver's pot, there is really nothing else you could want".
Will that remove a plank that has helped support share prices?Figures from the Federal Reserve show that corporations have been easily the biggest buyers of shares since 2005; indeed households have been net sellers almost ever since the dotcom bubble burst in 2000.
Steinem describes her "surprise duty" at the conference as that of a scribe, since she had been asked by the various caucuses of women of color to collect and coördinate both their particular and their shared concerns and put them together in a plank that would replace the "so-called Minority Women's Plank" submitted by various state conferences.
But even if, as planned, a government is elected later this year, the law contains a plank that may ensure that Libya remains unstable and economically precarious, a danger to both itself and its neighbors: namely, it prohibits members of the military from voting.
Much of this particular catch was eaten at one of the spring shad festivals, where it was cooked in a traditional style learned from the Algonquin Indians -- nailed to a plank that is set at an angle near an open fire.
The bat is a plank that's been sawn into shape.
Come here, take a photo of this one and of that tomcat there... ......, Dragan is taking us around the front yard, and then shows us how skilfully he can cross the bridge made of a single plank that leads across a little stream to the house of the Vladušić family.
A big fat slab of the bright pink fish, crispy edges peeling up from a cedar plank, that would make for a great center-of-the-table entree.
There's even a platform plank that condemns Agenda 21, only recently a fringe position.
He did a series of performance pieces involving his own body, which he got a fellow-student to photograph: Ray trussed to the limb of a tree for three hours, or bent over a wooden plank that pinned him to the wall.
Religious conservatives at the State Republican Party convention in June adopted a platform plank that called for the defeat of judges who approve judicial bypasses.
