The phrase "and having a veritable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the authenticity or reality of something, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "The festival was a grand celebration, and having a veritable array of cultural performances made it even more special."
Alternatives: "and possessing a genuine" or "and featuring a true".
Leo's (200 Grand Street), with its curved, turquoise bar, has a jukebox jammed with the crooner's classics and has a veritable Sinatra shrine, with hundreds of pieces of memorabilia covering the walls.
Wednesday morning was even worse — there was only one day left — and by 10 p.m. on Wednesday I was having a veritable breakdown.
Throw in the flosses of every conceivable flavor, color, girth and slipperiness, the fluoride and antimicrobial rinses, the rubber tips, the dental gums and the whitening strips, and you have a veritable shrine to St. Apollonia of Alexandria, the patron saint of dentistry, who lived so long ago she did not even have to grapple with the question, Tube or pump?
The company changed hands several times, and has had a veritable United Nations of owners.
Couple those moronic misconceptions with the obscene profit-motive of the agribusiness corporations, and you have a veritable Holocaust for our poor, defenseless animals.
But MSNBC until recently had Mr. Ford on the payroll, and Fox News has a veritable bullpen of potential conservative candidates.
And while budget cuts may be behind the elimination of the Green Blog and environmental desk, the Times still has a veritable plethora of blogs for other niches: Baby boomers, the Red Carpet, automobiles, and ten different sports blogs.
One family disallowed all modern weaponry but had a veritable armory of toy swords and cudgels and crossbows, the justification being, vaguely, history.
Councillor Gordon Hook, the Lib Dems' highways spokesman, said: "We have a veritable epidemic of potholes and it's getting worse.
He has a veritable salmagundi of skills and abilities, omniscience being one of them.
