The phrase "a rite that includes a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific ritual or ceremony that encompasses a particular element or action.
Example: "The festival features a rite that includes a ceremonial dance performed by the community."
Alternatives: "a ritual that involves a" or "a ceremony that incorporates a".
On Thursday, in a traditional rite that included a Russian military band playing "The Yellow Rose of Texas," the division relinquished its command of the American NATO sector in Bosnia, rolling up its battle flag and turning over the operation to the regular Army's 3d Infantry Division.
At the age of five, she was enrolled at the Froebel Demonstration School, near their home in London's West End; the Scots headmistress, Ethel M. Bain, led her charges in elaborate chivalric rites that included jousting with "King Bain" and eating a boar's head concocted of sponge cake.
Such stringent measures, as well as the ban on burying the dead with traditional rites that included washing the body, caused much distress.
In February, Albertsons Cos. — which owns grocery chains including Vons, Pavilions and Safeway — said it would acquire Rite Aid, a purchase that includes the Thrifty brand and the El Monte factory where the ice cream is made.
Now when one user refers someone else who signs up, both get one share of a randomly selected company from a set that includes Facebook, Apple, Rite Aid, Ford and General Electric.
Walgreens occupies a competitive niche that includes traditional rivals such as Rite-Aid and Wal-Mart, and new entrant Amazon Dash.
The company begins the new year tomorrow night with the ballet, in a program that includes Ailey's restaged "Hidden Rites".
EMANUEL GAT DANCE from Israel, in a program that includes Mr. Gat's take on "THE RITE OF SPRING," plays Monday through Wednesday at the Reynolds Industries Theater.
A car?" The Guarani way of living is called Nhande Reko, a system of traditions that includes every aspect of life, from religious rites to eating habits.
The Greek Church permanently confront some groups of self-proclaimed exorcists (mainly old -women) that traditionally practice their own rite against " evil-eye" that includes religious procedure with olive oil, water and Cross, but opposite to recommendations of Church and The Great Book of Needs.
