The phrase "a tract that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific piece of land or a written document that discusses a particular topic.
Example: "The environmentalists presented a tract that outlined their concerns about deforestation."
Alternatives: "a piece that" or "a document that".
The study's definition of neighborhood was borrowed from the census: a tract that is home to 1,500 to 7,500 people.
It was part of a tract that was developed as a country club in the 1950s; the club went out of business in 2008.
West of the original settlement lay Boston Common, a tract that has remained public open space since its purchase by the town in 1634.
In Minnesota, the inhabitants of the Federal Correctional Institution in Sandstone turned up down the road "in a tract that should have almost no one in it," said Tom Gillaspy, the state demographer.
But in 1997, he published Mind-Benders, a tract that listed hundreds of Jews in the British media and purported to show evidence of the "globalist" - a code word for Jewish - conspiracy against the white race.
One afternoon in October, 1749, Rousseau travelled to a fortress outside Paris, where Diderot, who had tested the limits of free expression with a tract that challenged the existence of God, was serving a few months in prison.
The 5' flanking sequence of each insertion extends to the genomic poly-A tract that appears to have been targeted by the element, i.e., there are no large deletions or duplications at the target sites (Fig. 5B & 5C).
The accurate elimination of these non-coding regions requires a conserved 5' splice site, a branch point sequence, and a polypyrimidine tract that precedes the 3' splice site.
In 1803, when New York above Houston Street was only just developing, Astor bought a large tract that included what is now Astor Place and much of Lafayette Street.
Twenty miles of the borough's hiking trails are in Ringwood State Park, a 4,034-acre 4,034-acre includes tractew Jersey Bothatcal Gardens, Shepherd Lake (used for swincludesboatheg aNew Jersey) and two historic mansions, which are on the National and New Jersey Registers of Historic Places.
One key question: When did animals first develop mirror-image symmetry and other features (such as a digestive tract) that go with it?
