The phrase "a register that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of record or system of classification in various contexts, such as databases, language registers, or formal documentation.
Example: "The study requires a register that tracks all participant responses accurately."
Alternatives: "a record that" or "a log that".
The Alliance for Transparent Lobbying (ALT), whose members include Greenpeace and Action Aid, wants a register that includes charities.
A register that describes not only who is lobbying, but how much they are spending, is vital context in mapping influence.
"They said, 'We have 6,000 beetles — why would we want to publish a register that would include each beetle?'" Mr. Brodsky said.
The early devices were based on the concept of a programmable logic block, which comprised a 3-input lookup table (LUT), a register that could act as a flip-flop or a latch, and a multiplexer.
He tends to talk in breathless bursts, and he often defuses his inflammatory remarks by allowing his voice to rise into a register that is more often reserved for talking to pets or small children.
But it is not well solved by teaching only a register that will leave the learner bewildered by the first live contact with a human being.Most textbooks are not good at conveying this stuff.
NDR is a nationwide register that provides a unique platform for comprehensive research in the epidemiology and public health aspects of diabetes.
Shalini Creations said that Ratnamma, who was eight-and-a-half months' pregnant, had failed to sign a pregnancy register that would have afforded her more lenient work.
Ireland lacks a national register that would act as an early warning system to the causes of birth defects, according to public health experts.
"Tonight the moon is high, the lamp is low," she sang, dipping into a baritone register that lent this seductive invitation an extra weight.
There are specific skills needed to project your part, often in a lower register that might compete with the viola, which has a very distinctive timbre".
