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The phrase "a shelf that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type of shelf or providing additional information about the shelf in question.
Example: "I found a shelf that perfectly fits my collection of books."
Alternatives: "a shelf which" or "a shelf that is".
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"It's a shelf that hold books assigned to students in schools," she says.
"That left all this novel intellectual property sitting on a shelf that may never be used again," Bulović says.
That depression is fringed by a shelf that is narrow to the west and south but widens to the east.
Chrysler has tried to organize the rear cargo area better, offering a shelf that holds loose items.
She remodeled a cabinet drawer with a shelf that holds one bowl for food, another for water.
The bottom of the sea dropped sharply, and the diver followed the underwater cliff to a shelf that was about a hundred and forty feet below the surface.
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It's a shelfs that double as a balance.
In "The Chartreuse Table," Woodman places a vase, complete with abstract flowers, on a wooden shelf that extends a painted table almost seamlessly into real space.
What's more, there's an anvil perched on a nearby shelf that doesn't look a hundred per cent secure.
In the visual search task, participants were asked to find a product (a brand of shampoo and a brand of margarine) on an image of a retail shelf that contained packages of various brands.
The master suite opens to a private terrace with fireplace and a Baja shelf that flows into an infinity-edge swimming pool.
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