The phrase "appropriation that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific instance or type of appropriation that possesses certain characteristics or implications.
Example: "The appropriation that has emerged in contemporary art often raises questions about cultural sensitivity."
Alternatives: "appropriation which possesses" or "appropriation that exhibits".
His work engages in a kind of pop-culture appropriation that has distinct parallels to visual art.
Claire Buchan, deputy White House press secretary, said, "The president is committed to ensuring that we fund our priorities and that we provide the necessary relief to recover from the attacks and wage the war to defeat terror both domestically and internationally, and the emergency appropriation that has been approved is ample for our current needs".
What happened was quite unexpected and beautiful as these young American filmmakers collaborated in harmony with elders, combining ancient wisdom with modern technology in a respectful way without the usual "outsider" cultural appropriation that has happened in years past.
As the Huffington Post's Lauren Duca writes, "instead of the cultural appropriation that has become almost status quo in today's pop music, Swift has opted for the bolder option of actually just embodying the political exploitation of a region and its people".
Perhaps, the even greater tragedy is the "spiritual appropriation" that has occurred in that the international community has laid claim to "Islam in America" in the mosques, Islamic organizations, and conferences when the black community has literally died struggling for civil rights including Islam in this country for years.
By the time the State Senate and Assembly had adjourned on Tuesday afternoon, the health care portion of the budget — about $59.2 billion, or nearly half of the $124 billion budget — was the only appropriation that had been approved.
States have been buffered from the harshest recessionary effects of the Medicaid explosion by a series of Congressional appropriations that have temporarily increased the federal share of spending.
Both resolutions will highlight the growing problem of payment appropriations that have been set too low to meet payments that are already due under existing contracts.
* * * Its purpose is to continue the appropriation situation that has existed for years, so that no bounty shall be paid for reenlistment in the military and other uniformed services.' The amendment was thereupon adopted in the Senate without recorded opposition, and was sent to conference.
The law is part of a broad and aggressive move initiated by congressman Frank Wolf, chair of the House appropriations subcommittee that has jurisdiction over Nasa.
