The phrase "a tale that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a story or narrative that includes specific elements, characters, or events.
Example: "The novel is a tale that involves a young hero embarking on a quest to save his village."
Alternatives: "a story that features" or "a narrative that includes".
It's a tale that involves the incipient union movement and the collusion of government and business to repress it.
The turnaround is a tale that involves citizens who would not give up on their city and a new mayor who raised taxes and made hard choices.
It's a tale that involves refined layers of ethnic xenophobia and irrationality that (while common among institutional peers at the time) reached and remained at the height of hypocrisy, as successive perpetrators denied discrimination of any sort.
Shorto makes deft use of the centuries-long to-and-fro over Descartes's remains, a tale that involves three different burials, events in six countries and lingering questions, partly resolved by the author himself, about the authenticity of the skeleton, or rather of its scattered parts.
At least he has his new relationship to celebrate, one he spoke about when he shared his engagement news during a recent appearance on "The Tonight Show". Lucas's explanation of how he knew his wife-to-be was "the one" is a tale that involves living in a trailer and attempting to steer clear of mountain lions.
It is a tale that involves so many disparate interests shouting one another down -- from grass-roots organizations to large corporations to municipalities to labor unions -- that politicians in Congress and the White House have simply let the system drift for years.
How apt for a grim tale that involves drugs, mysterious meetings, blackmail, a cosmopolitan cast of pantomime villains and the Olympics.
The backstory is a bizarre tale that involves corporate greed, Congress, and Sarah Jessica Parker.
How the White House came to side with fish over gold is a complex tale that involves millionaire activists, Alaska Natives, lawsuits and one politically explosive question: Can the federal government say no to a property owner before he has a chance to explain what he wants to do?
With artist Butch Guice, Gibson has fashioned an alternate history tale that involves desperate, selfish survivors from a shattered 2016 creating an entirely new timeline with the sole intention of hijacking the endgame of the second world war.
I couldn't resist telling and retelling a travel tale that involved actual skin-tunneling worms.
