'center that' is correct and usable in written English
It is most often used when referring to a point or area of focus. For example, "I think we should center that discussion around the core issue at hand."
Doctors sought a transplant center that would take him.
It's a one-stop command center that makes eminent sense.
"I'm the visitors' center that comes to you," he said.
Children are the center that holds parents together.
There is also a fitness center that overlooks Eagle River.
Maybe that's why United decided to close the call center that fielded complaints.
Orange, yellow and shades of pink shouted through the vast sports center that is Bercy.
She had just answered an ad from a child care center that needed a teacher's assistant.
Michael Smith and Joshua White's mockumentary advertises a wellness center that doubles as an artists' colony.
Once there was a group in the political center that would have understood Ben's outrage.
Every state has a Parent Training and Information center that is financed by IDEA.
