The phrase "a source that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific source that possesses certain information or characteristics.
Example: "I found a source that has detailed information on the history of the project."
Alternatives: "a source possessing" or "a source containing".
Fox even reported that Bergdahl had become a Muslim and declared himself a "warrior for Islam" – a report that relied on a source that has now been discredited.
Moreover, The Times has been heavily dependent on advertising from the entertainment industry, a source that has soured in recent years.
Counterintelligence experts have also said that there is some evidence that suggests there was another well-placed Russian source inside the United States government in the 1990's, a source that has never been identified.
The change would increase revenue from a source that has brought the state $38.3 million toward airport improvements since 1993, said Robert Juliano, head of the aviation and ports bureau of the State Transportation Department.
"It's a pretty amazing piece of evidence from a source that has been staring us in the face all along," said Mr. Horn, who joined historians with an organization called the First Colony Foundation to announce the findings.
Looking for allies, they turned to a source that has not been overly friendly to their cause in recent years the House science committee.
Fernández suggested that the easiest way to produce a low-inclination short-period comet population was to start with a source that had a relatively low inclination.
Tidal energy is a renewable source that has an additional value in a future energy market with regard to other renewable energy sources thanks to its high predictability.
Traditionally, these techniques have used a radioactive source that has to be replaced periodically.
In the western hemisphere, mangroves are a natural source that has been poorly explored for biomedical potential.
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