The phrase "a time that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period or moment in the past or future that has certain characteristics or significance.
Example: "We often reflect on a time that has shaped our values and beliefs."
Alternatives: "a moment that has" or "an era that has".
A time that has come and gone.
It is certainly a time that has been critically neglected, especially when compared with the years that came after.
They have been chasing the ghosts of the past for three decades, a time that has been largely unfulfilled as far as European success is concerned.
"It was a sense of nostalgia for a time that has vanished everywhere else but on one level in Havana still exists," he said.
He also did the work of a social historian in an area and at a time that has not often been recorded with such subtlety and so detailed an appreciation.
Click here to view Simon Russell Beale comes at the role at a time that has been something of a golden age for Lears, including highly acclaimed performances over the last half-dozen years or so including Ian McKellen's dropped-trousers version for the RSC, which was filmed for US TV; Derek Jacobi Jonathan Prycee, and just last autumn Frank Langella at Chichester.
Yet those distinctive outfits, a staple of Jimmy Cagney movies and Halloween parties, are actually relics of a time that had vanished with the ball and chain.
Mr. Wells, 63, the son of a Caribbean sugar worker who came to New Haven in the early 1920's, grew up in a time that had a similar borderland quality.
The USA sprint quartet collected the female performance of the year title as they set a new world record in taking the gold medal, beating a time that had been set by an East German team in 1985.
I grew up in a time that had no language for queerness or gender gradience.
There are many consecutive outlier procedures, focusing on one suspect value at a time, that have been proposed and implemented across many fields of application, such as Grubbs' test and Dixon's Q-test (Dixon, 1950; Grubbs, 1950).
