(By Jakob Lesage): "Is there a non-correlative relative clause that is not adjacent to its modified noun? For example, in [The woman] is tall [who has a green hat], the noun (woman) is not adjacent to its modifying relative clause (who has a green hat). It must be possible for the head noun to be any noun, not only an unspecific (pro)noun (e.g. whoever). Do not consider correlative relative clauses for this feature (see GB330)."