The phrase "and basically has a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a simplified explanation or description of something that follows.
Example: "The new software is user-friendly and basically has a streamlined interface that makes navigation easy."
Alternatives: "and essentially has a" or "and fundamentally has a".
Lord Shen's Chambers Inside this octagonal room in Lord Shen's tower "we were trying to find a way to create a space for the peacock and basically have a throne but not be literal to a human throne," Mr. Zibach said.
At the top of the show, Fern Smith as Medea walked on stage and basically had a fight with the rest of her cast for an hour; they just attacked each other.
And basically have a straight meritocracy and ignore gender.
"I grew up knowing that I wanted to be a reporter... and basically have a way to tell stories," she says.
I only had a thin layer of long hair left in the back that was undamaged, and basically had a mullet.
Now the upstart has become a startup and basically had a bloodily spectacular IPO, and Zawahiri, like any concerned CEO, is trying to reassert his multinational's brand supremacy and its patent in the terror marketplace.
I saw a lot of great cosplayers, met some nice people, and basically had a fine time but I don't think New York Comic Con is worth crossing the great water from Brooklyn to Manhattan for anymore.
"People who are able to cope with what life throws at them, but are pretty unhappy and keep making the same old mistakes... and basically have a life script that is self-defeating.
There was so much scar tissue, and basically having a new bone in my leg, it was excruciating". On March 4, Diaz-McTague completed his year-long journey back when he ran onto the same Brace Canyon Park for Bell-Jeff's 2011 season-opening game against Kilpatrick.
Indigenous cultures have been practicing these wonderfully fun things for eons, and these practices are what enabled people to have think clearly, create awesome stuff, and basically have a really good time, even when bad things happened.
