The phrase "a tree that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific characteristic or feature of a tree.
Example: "I saw a tree that has beautiful blossoms in the spring."
Alternatives: "a tree possessing" or "a tree featuring".
With her aura of solidity and calm, she suggests a tree that has buried its roots into the stage.
In Dr. Berg's office, he has a cross-section of a tree that has been under attack by beetles.
Are considerations given to the plus side of "watchful waiting" for a tree that has been pronounced terminal?
In West Baltimore whole blocks have gone: a tree that has grown inside one house is visible through the glassless upper-storey windows.
The most effective proved to be manuka oil, an extract from a tree that has been used by Maori tribesmen in New Zealand to treat certain illnesses.
When a bole of a tree that has been shaded for a number of years is suddenly exposed to light, new buds, called epicormic buds, may be initiated.
Also Tuesday, a man died outside Houston when he got out of his car to remove a tree that had fallen in high winds and blocked the road.
Even in his most proper coat and hat he reminds his daughter "of the blackened stump of a tree that had been blasted by lightning".
Their steel-tipped arrowheads were daubed with rattlesnake blood and prickly pear pulp mixed with charcoal taken from a tree that had been struck by lightning.
That evening, a cousin messaged Helen's son on Facebook and posted a picture of a tree that had crushed her parents' house.
When he was first exposed to a tree that had been constrained and shaped through bonsai, he knew he wanted to do that – whatever that was.
