The phrase "a which has" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "a" should not precede "which"; "which" typically follows a noun directly without an article.
Example: "This is a book which has many interesting facts."
Alternatives: "that has" or "which contains".
Most people aren't charged a premium for Part A, which has a $1,340 deductible for each benefit period.
Theft-loss claims normally are reported as a miscellaneous itemized deduction on Schedule A, which has no impact on AGI.
The cursive lower-case "a," which has come to represent the company on its website and in its mobile apps, is being replaced with a new logo image.
This time it comes courtesy of Berlin-based Project A, which has previously invested in companies such as WorldRemit, Lost My Name, and ZenMate.
One is 'everybody gets an A,' which has always been the status quo, or you just close your eyes and throw darts at the dartboard".
Though many still say they liked the stadium better when it was open, few complain about the Big A, which has become the place to meet.
He is co-founder of the architecture office Buro-A, which has developed competition awarded projects and public commissions in Spain.
securities that it once rated triple-A — which has enraged many investors, who claim that ratings firms like Moody's failed them.
Control of springback is carried out on the most critical cross-section of the body, i.e., cross-section A-A, which has the most of R/t ratio.
Life satisfaction will be measured with the Life Satisfaction Index A (LSI-A), which has been proved having high reliability and validity [ 49].
Overexpression of the long isoforms of PDGF-A, which has a retention motif enhancing its autocrine stimulatory effect, was also found to efficiently promote GBM development [ 100].
