The phrase "a response that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a response that possesses certain qualities or characteristics.
Example: "The survey yielded a response that has significant implications for our future strategies."
Alternatives: "a reply that contains" or "an answer that includes".
That complex organ inside our head is hardwired to want love and keep love at all costs—a response that has been crucial to the survival of our species.
It is a response that has taken this usually reserved author by surprise.
Independently the Council of Fashion Designers of America, the trade group based in New York, plans to address the issue with a response that has not been formalized.
Russian officials here and in Moscow blamed Chechen rebels for the killings, a response that has become almost reflexive in the propaganda contest between Moscow and the Chechen rebel command.
But despite a persistent claim to the Pissarro painting, the Spanish authorities say that the museum is the legal owner and that any claim should be made in the courts, a response that has drawn criticism from American lawyers familiar with the claim.
American investigators identified Ahmed Omar Sheikh, as a possible suspect soon after the Jan . 23kidnapping, but Pakistani officials are said to have initially resisted that theory, a response that has left some people here wondering what their motivation might be.
By contrast, male poeciliids strongly respond to the presentation of a conspecific audience male by reducing their sexual activity and preference expression [ 83, 84]-a response that has been interpreted as a tactic employed by males to prevent rivals from copying their mate choice [ 83, 85, 86].
And in a response that had become frustratingly familiar since she shaved her head, the officer clocked her as a cancer patient and waved her on.
The UPR is a cellular response that has a protective role when yeast cells are under endoplasmic reticulum stress (Walter and Ron, 2011).
Cats orient their gaze toward a briefly presented sound, a behavioral response that has been used to measure sound localization accuracy (Tollin et al., 2005).
