The phrase "a trauma that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or implications of a trauma that has occurred in the past.
Example: "She is still dealing with a trauma that has affected her relationships."
Alternatives: "a trauma which has" or "a trauma that occurred".
Not long ago, one of the Bridal Mall's customers flung an unwanted garter at Barrett after being reminded of the store's no-returns policy; and last summer Barrett was sued in small-claims court by a bride who contended that the fit of her dress had restricted her ability to dance at her wedding reception, twelve months earlier, a trauma that had persisted throughout her first year of marriage.
It was a national trauma that has left a lasting scar on the American psyche.
Among our sample of homeless adults, 31% had children currently or previously in foster care, suggesting that foster care placement is a form of trauma that has inter-generational effects.
Nor did Trump feel the need to defend himself from the implicit suggestion that he was indifferent to the connection between pain for the ordinary American citizen – pain that has amounted to a kind of national trauma that has contributed to his support – anywhere else in the evening.
"If that were successful... a lot of the trauma that has occurred would have been avoided and would be averted in the future," Lofgren said.
"There's a level of secondary trauma that has occurred to all of us," said Ray Britain, who was interim division chief for the county's Division of Environmental Health Services on the day of the attack.
When the play moves to Bohemia, Shakespeare provides a restorative balm for the trauma that has taken place with his depiction of the open-hearted shepherds and rustics who have given shelter to the abandoned Perdita (Samantha Young) and raised her for 16 years.
The second point is that operating room availability was not the reason for shifting from theater fasciotomy to bedside fasciotomy in any of our cases, as we are in level one trauma that has a trauma operating room available at all times.
Such reminders, although difficult, are a healthy part of addressing the trauma that has haunted the Lost Boys, say those who work with them.
His family donated his brain to Boston University for its study of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a condition caused by repeated brain trauma that has led to depression and suicide in other former players.
