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The phrase "have a desire" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it anytime you want to express someone's desire to do something. For example, "My sister has a desire to become a doctor."
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That's what I have a desire for.
We do have a desire to find a job somehow.
They have a desire to be led and stretched.
Students should have a desire to make things.
They have a desire to maintain their independence.
I have a desire to do something in return.
"I definitely have a desire to play football," Roethlisberger said.
We have a desire to judge you on them.
"Because they have a desire to perform," he says.
"They didn't have a desire to be in the limelight".
They didn't have a desire for wealth and glamour.
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