The phrase "a vigorous one that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is energetic or forceful, often in relation to a specific subject or action that follows.
Example: "The debate was a vigorous one that sparked intense discussions among the participants."
Alternatives: "an energetic one that" or "a forceful one that".
Or it can be a machine: a vigorous, polished one that moves like a dream, or a strictly functional one that people really shouldn't have to buy or pay much for if other brands are available.
The Libyan leader has maintained a vigorous one-way correspondence with President Obama over the last two years, sending him several letters that have tried to appeal to his sense of justice and fairness.
The journey to body acceptance is a vigorous fight, and one that involves both genders.
This is not just a vigorous quaffing liquid, but one that, heaved into a fancy decanter, might just fool a few buffs as to its price (though they should get the provenance).
She succeeds Katherine Betts, a seemingly capable fashion insider who after two years of struggling to give Bazaar a more vigorous identity -- one that turned out to be not all that different from Vogue's, where she had been an editor -- was fired on May 31.
Still, I was grateful for the chance to see a vigorous rendition of this landmark play, the only extant Greek tragedy based on a historical event, one that occurred only eight years prior to when the play was first performed.
In citrus, Lliso et al. [ 5] found significantly higher concentrations of carbohydrates in fruit and roots of trees on dwarfing rootstocks than on more vigorous ones, suggesting that dwarfing rootstocks promote heavier flowering and crop load and thereby reduce vegetative growth.
We are taking a vigorous approach to enforcement, one that involves strong partnerships with the IRS and 20 states.
Mr. Obama said his goal was "a system that works for business and consumers," one that will enhance "honest, vigorous competition" rather than reward gimmickry.
Compared to Microsoft, Facebook is a stripling, albeit a very vigorous one.
