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The phrase "a strategy that has" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific approach or plan that has been implemented or developed in a particular context.
Example: "The company adopted a strategy that has proven effective in increasing customer engagement."
Alternatives: "an approach that has" or "a plan that has".
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They are planning to be "fast followers"—a strategy that has worked with most information technologies.
You could own separate U.S. and foreign stock funds–a strategy that has advantages at tax time.
It is a strategy that has been largely successful.
It is a strategy that has already paid off.
It is a strategy that has worked well.
It's a strategy that has recently been borne out empirically.
It is a strategy that has proved highly effective.
It has decided on a strategy that has to go against its candidate's core identity.
Mr. Ritter is following a strategy that has worked for others.
It's a strategy that has won him some support in conservative circles.
It's a strategy that has ingratiated them with publicists and social-climbing hosts.
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