The phrase "also has a governing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a subject that has a regulatory or controlling aspect in addition to other characteristics or functions.
Example: "The new policy also has a governing framework that ensures compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "also includes a governing" or "also possesses a governing".
So it is no surprise that the N.F.L. also has a written policy governing the acceptance — and let us hope rejection — of potential owners.
The game also has a unique panel system which governs character improvement, special abilities, and equipped weapons.
Ihh secreted from prehypertrophic chondrocytes also has a more well-characterized role in governing proliferation of chondrocytes in the growth plate, as well as osteoblasts in the perichondrium, by binding to its receptor Patched-1 (Ptch-1) at these locations and by stimulating production of Parathyroid hormone-related peptide (PTHrP) [8].
In Najaf, the world's most venerable seat of Shiite scholarship, clerics say Ayatollah Sistani, a pivotal figure ever since the American overthrow of Saddam Hussein in 2003, hopes to create for Iraq a model that is starkly different from the clerical rule that has governed Iran, which also has a Shiite majority.
This further suggests that reorganization of continental drainage systems may also have a role in governing margin structure.
Gabby also has an authority page under the national governing body of the sports of gymnastics and they link to her Twitter and Facebook accounts, but not to her official web site.
Jain nuns also had a triad to govern them: the male teacher (āyariya), the male preceptor (uvajjhāya) or head of the monastic group (gani), and the female supervisor (pavatinnî ganinî).
He pointed out that while it is an understandable human prejudice to favor the "nerve center" model, we also have a second, autonomic nervous system governing our digestive processes, which "operates most of the time without instructions from higher up".
Coull argued that in a sport where top players can earn tens of millions of pounds per year, governing bodies also had a clear moral responsibility to protect low-paid workers: With the ongoing backlash against Fifa, the time is right to change the whole way football is run.
Sleep loss also had a dramatic effect on genes that govern the body's biological clock, suggesting that poor sleep might trigger a vicious cycle of worsening sleep disruption.
