The phrase "aspirant has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is aspiring to achieve something, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The aspirant has demonstrated exceptional dedication to their studies and is well-prepared for the upcoming examination."
Alternatives: "candidate possesses" or "applicant has".
Rod Blagojevich, the former governor of Illinois and one-time presidential aspirant, has been found guilty of trying to sell president Barack Obama's old Senate seat.
After more than five years in exile, Gen. Lino Oviedo, a former military commander and presidential aspirant, has returned from Brazil to contest criminal charges against him.
Since rising to the top in 1999, Mr. Putin, the prime minister and presidential comeback aspirant, has wielded power by commanding the television screen as surely as he does the security apparatus.
This year's Democratic aspirant has a fascinating family history, extending not just to the earliest years of the ancestors of the Republic but to the yearnings of those later Europeans who sought refuge on this continent.
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Marco Rubio, a senator from Florida and presidential aspirant, has proposed replacing the EITC with a system of wage subsidies.A third opportunity is the one Mr Obama pays most attention to: the "discretionary" social spending that Congress approves each year, from housing subsidies to training for the unemployed.
Yesterday, Mr. Molinari said that another aspirant had withdrawn his name from consideration: James S. Simpson, administrator of the Federal Transit Administration and a former commissioner of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
Like Bishop Tomlinson, the 1952, 1960 , 1964 and 1968 Presidential nominee of the Theocratic Party, Donald Trump is a repeat aspirant, having previously proclaimed his readiness to occupy the nation's highest office in 1988 and 2000.
But respondents said that this initial selection process by the target group involved a small set of selection criteria and that selection did not mean that the aspirant had been hired into a permanent job.
The manager said that it was later discovered that a certain political aspirant had encouraged other community members to force the resignations in order for them to be elected to the committee to further their political ambitions.
The numbers are smaller so far this year — it's early — but this crop of presidential aspirants has raised $66.9 million nationally, $3.9 million of it in Texas.
