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The phrase "have a talent" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are talking about someone having a special skill or ability. For example, "Jane really has a talent for making delicious pastries."
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I happen to have a talent for allocating capital.
"I don't really have a talent for shopping".
"I have a talent matrix to measure talent," he announced.
They may even have a talent for romance.
He did not have a talent for tailoring his opinions.
Modburians have a talent for environmental problem solving.
Some people have a talent for exuding contentment.
You either have a talent or you don't.
"But actually, he really did have a talent for music.
Right now, in Silicon Valley, we have a talent shortage.
The British used to have a talent for pragmatic compromise.
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