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The phrase "and that poses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a consequence or challenge that arises from a previously mentioned situation or statement.
Example: "The new policy is beneficial for the company, and that poses a challenge for employees who must adapt quickly."
Alternatives: "which creates" or "that presents".
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And that poses another hurdle.
And that poses another problem.
The amount of the abundance is uncertain, however -- and that poses a problem.
The will of these women is very powerful and that poses a challenge for the government".
And that poses a major challenge for whoever forms the next government.
And that poses a moral challenge to the rest of the world.
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His ethics agreement with OGE permitted him to keep some private equity stakes that were difficult to liquidate and that posed only a "remote" chance of a conflict.
The major difference between the threat posed by the impact of an asteroid or comet and that posed by other natural disasters is the extent of the damage that could be done.
We should agree with Justice O'Connor and the entirety of the tradition that I've described: there are traditional references to religion in our public life that should not be pruned away and that pose no constitutional problem.
And that pose?
When Aiman Saad and his wife, Manal, first opened Munchies four and a half years ago, the Connecticut food truck scene was in its infancy, and that posed some unexpected challenges.
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