The phrase "a template that has" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific template that possesses certain features or characteristics.
Example: "We will be using a template that has all the necessary sections for our report."
Alternatives: "a template containing" or "a template featuring".
It's a template that has served George Karl's team well all season.
The result established a template that has subsequently been used to rebuild colossi of contemporary family cinema, from Harry Potter to Indiana Jones.
The music is generally stirringly staged and performed, but however ingeniously the songs are worked into the action, it feels like a template that has been taken off the peg: this succession of euphoric gatherings and parties with tense behind-the-scenes moments may be the best or only way to make dramatic sense of a string of unrelated songs.
A template that has far more to do with community and personality than it does a deliberate scene.
One of these is a template that has several fluids available to use as a bolus when instructed by a clinician.
This model is based on a template that has a sequence that is 64.2% identical (87.9% strongly conserved), and indicators of model quality were favorable (QMEAN score of 0.806, QMEAN Z score of 0.137).
Janine matched a template that had originated in a novel he read in adolescence, "Les Petits Soldats Russes" ("The Little Russian Soldiers").
To assess the contribution of ROS in mammalian cells, we determined the spectrum of mutations produced when purified DNA polymerases-alpha and -beta synthesized DNA using a template that had been damaged by ROS.
Back in 2002, they realised they weren't the only ones who knew the Dude's works chapter and verse, and they constructed a celebratory template that has proved astoundingly durable: an evening of entertainment with a Lebowski vibe – music and/or comedy topped off by a chant-along screening of the movie itself – followed by a night of bowling, trivia and costumed craziness.
At the same time, the methodology provides a replicable template that has already been applied in other regions of the country.
The in situ recovery method, using RT-PCR on an mRNA template that has not been prereleased from the ribosome, provides high sensitivity in a simple procedure and avoids sample loss.
