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"a regret that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used to express a feeling of sadness or disappointment about something that has happened or is about to happen. It can also be used to express that one wishes something had happened differently. Example: It is with a regret that I inform you that your request for a raise has been denied.
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That he didn't is plainly a regret that will linger down the years.
I'll risk sounding preachy, since I've paid for my sermon with a regret that never leaves me.
It's a regret that might be shared, in a sense, by anyone watching this program who saw the video back in June and thought big changes were imminent.
Despite Buckley's own sense of regret at his outburst — a regret that, as the film shows, seems to have followed him to the end of his life — his public activity continued unabated, and his prominence and prestige increased.
"There's a regret that will come from it initially but then it will grow into a kind of strength, a kind of hardening in Daniel Grayson, because the person he kind of trusted the most has really upended the nature of that trust," she said.
"I suppose it's kind of a regret (that Lloris is not playing).
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Certainly, there are no barbed recriminations, just a pure regret that is left hanging in the timbre of his voice.
"I have a level of regret that is hard to put into words.
We now define external regret that plays a key role in the MW algorithm.
"Some people may be feeling a little regret that Moussaoui is using the courtroom as a platform," Professor Wedgwood said.
Hague issued a statement expressing regret that "a minor frustration with a friend's pet caused me to lose control of my emotional response...
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