The phrase "the description that" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to introduce a description or explanation related to the main topic of the sentence. For example: The description that followed outlined the new company policy.
"He felt that she fit the description that was out there on Tiana Rice and he notified the police".
Morrison said: "We have only used the description that was the subject of the red notice to the government".
ATLANTA — The description that accompanied an executive order by Gov. Nathan Deal of Georgia this month was a mundane one: "authorizing the relocation of a statue".
Brooke and Linda Gillies are constantly out and about, taking in with alert eyes and ears the essence of a proposed project, since it may or may not resemble the description that was offered in its application for a grant.
We wish we could say yes, but unless policy makers are incredibly lucky or remarkably adept — certainly not the description that comes to mind when thinking of, say, Congress — the answer is no.
The description that could apply just as easily to Skarsgård's role in Nymphomaniac.
According to the description that accompanies the test build of Cortana for iOS, Microsoft explains how the assistant can help Windows users with iPhones connect the two platforms.
The basis for the correspondence between the quantum state (the wave function) of the Universe and our experience is the description that physicists give in the framework of standard quantum theory for objects composed of elementary particles.
If we specify the description that is supposed to capture a narrow content in ordinary language, then we will need to use only ordinary-language terms that do not have broad contents.
In this case the description that followed his intro was supposed to be of Jaycee Lee Dugard, but made for awkward self-disclosure instead.
Staff are asked to choose the description that resembles their own daily practice the most.
