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The phrase "a ploy that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a strategy or tactic that is intended to achieve a specific goal, often with a connotation of deceit or manipulation.
Example: "The politician's promise to lower taxes was seen as a ploy that aimed to gain votes before the election."
Alternatives: "a tactic that" or "a scheme that".
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Angela produces a secret cat from a filing drawer and attempts to save its life by throwing it through the ceiling—a ploy that fails instantly.
It was a ploy that seemed to be working.
The next time Brandi knocked, I pretended to be out — a ploy that fooled no one.
The other accuses jet-set industrialists of a ploy that will cheat the middle class.
It is a ploy that is unlikely to work against the cuter Klitschko.
Some travelers request a discount as a matter of course, a ploy that can work.
The book closes with a series of alternate dénouements, a ploy that could have seemed gimmicky but is immensely satisfying.
Senior Democrats criticized the Upton legislation as a ploy that could unravel the entire health care law.
He "learned how to survive by emphasising the clumsy and comic aspects of my character", a ploy that became lifelong.
(During an earlier trial on similar charges, Carlile had read aloud from "Rights of Man," a ploy that allowed him to publish it again, as a courtroom transcript).
Washington sees it as a ploy that would drag out talks and give Iran time and political cover to get the bomb.
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