The phrase "a trap that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or object that serves as a trap, often followed by an explanation or elaboration.
Example: "The forest was filled with hidden dangers, including a trap that is designed to ensnare unsuspecting animals."
Alternatives: "a snare that is" or "a pitfall that is".
A specific design for such a trap that is based on calix[4]cyclohexanol is discussed in detail.
But this is a trap that is sucking up resources, expertise and energy, stifling the imagination and innovation needed to expose the structures that nurture modern slavery.
The basic TT-OSL signal is the result of the direct thermal transfer of electrons from a trap that is thermally deeper than the main OSL trap and which is optically insensitive.
As the former vice president sets out to persuade Americans to take another look at him on an extended book tour that will end with his announcing plans for 2004, he finds himself caught in a trap that is to some degree of his own making -- and one that reflects what many Democrats see as the fundamental challenge of a Gore candidacy.
Even if deflationary pressures elsewhere mount, however, Japan's twisted politics offer some comfort that America's and Europe's different ways of doing things can avert such a fate.As this week's disappointment makes plain, Japan's policymakers are caught in a trap that is every bit as vicious as the economic one that has gripped the country.
As a general guideline, a trap that is 6 inches (15.25 cm) by 6 inches (15.25 cm) by 18 inches (45.75 cm) is a good size.
"It's as if I'm caught in a trap that's impossible to break free from," he tells her.
The movie is remarkable, so hilarious and wild that you barely notice its sober underpinnings until the end, which closes on the viewer like a trap that was set from the start.
But Black Friday is also a trap that's very easy to fall into.
"It does appear that [the fire scene] was a trap that was set," Pickering said in a press conference.
