The phrase "an application that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the features or characteristics of a specific application.
Example: "We are developing an application that has advanced security features to protect user data."
Alternatives: "an app featuring" or "a program that includes".
They created a hashtag on Instagram, an application that has been around for all of two and a half years.
That particularly applies to data usage, an application that has increased exponentially with the advent of smartphones and devices like Apple's iPad.
The F.D.A. has also hastened the approval of an application by APP Pharmaceuticals to manufacture methotrexate, an application that has languished since 2010.
"Mobile operators are in an interesting position: Facebook, one of their key content partners, now owns an application that has been a major catalyst in the decline of SMS revenues and, for some, SMS traffic," said Clark-Dickson.
Evernote, an application that has gained momentum by providing an easy way for people to quickly capture things they want to remember, is determined to branch out past its humble note-taking origins.
He concluded: "If the N.Y.C. government does submit an application that has not resolved the concerns underlying the court's decision or otherwise addressed the process violations outlined by the federal court in the Housing Works case, they will not be a credible applicant and will not achieve a successful score".
Staff members said they could not see rejecting an application that had met the same thresholds as others approved since last year, when the state lifted the moratorium as part of the Medicaid redesign.
MyKlips was an application that had photos of your favorite haircut that you could send to your barber.
One of the applications of these systems is to measure the expression of two genes in homogeneous cell populations, an applications that has only just started being used [ 11].
Consider an HDTV application that has a mean rate of 19.2 Mbps and a constant MSDU size of 1500 bytes.
The heating of magnetic nanoparticles by an applied alternating magnetic field (AMF) is an exciting application that has been touted as a potential cancer treatment, with cancerous cells destroyed by magnetic nanoparticles within the tumors.
