The phrase "and has in the" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in a larger context where it connects two clauses or phrases, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The project is progressing well and has in the past faced several challenges."
Alternatives: "and has previously" or "and has experienced in the".
China claims sovereignty over Taiwan, which has 23 million inhabitants, and has in the past threatened military action if Taipei formalises its longstanding de facto independence.
It is considered by the US Tip report to have a 'serious' trafficking problem and has in the past hovered above the bottom tier of US rankings.
Her extreme thinness has spurred gossip: in recent months Zoe has repeatedly denied rumors that she is dependent on drugs and has, in the past, supplied clients.
Australia has won everything else in world cricket and has in the hard-hitting rookie batsman David Warner one of the tournament's most intriguing players.
"Too darn hot" is the tightest, most skilfully accelerating episode of the evening, and has in the knockout Holly James a dancer who is both spiky and sinuous.
The commission began overseeing the public finance system in 1976 and has in the past refused to certify candidates, Mr. Noble said.
The single player is certainly more enjoyable than Halo's sci-fi hokum and has, in the Chernobyl level, one of the most movingly atmospheric gaming experiences yet coded.
Germany has substantially tougher laws and has in the past blamed its neighbor for an increase in its own drug problems.
Stubborn, restless and fiercely competitive, he dislikes criticism, and has in the past been prepared to fail rather than to take advice (this is his judgment, not mine).
NASDAQ tried unsuccessfully to enter Europe once before with a start-up and has in the past held tentative talks with the LSE.
The industry bitterly fought Ms. Schapiro's efforts and has, in the past, generally opposed moving any funds to a floating net asset value.
