The phrase "a bottle containing a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the contents of a bottle, often in contexts related to beverages, chemicals, or other liquids.
Example: "She handed me a bottle containing a refreshing lemonade."
Alternatives: "a bottle filled with a" or "a bottle that holds a".
In 2008, I found a bottle containing a message from a woman called Janet.
Author, while walking along beach at Martha's Vineyard, found a bottle containing a note which was written by an Ohio boy.
The New Yorker, July 26 , 1969P. 31 Author, while walking along beach at Martha's Vineyard, found a bottle containing a note which was written by an Ohio boy.
By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, July 26 , 1969P. 31 Author, while walking along beach at Martha's Vineyard, found a bottle containing a note which was written by an Ohio boy.
[Daily News] A bottle containing a message left by a girl 12 years ago washed up among Hurricane Sandy debris on Long Island – three years after the girl's death.
Yet Anthony Aguirre, another traveler, said he was patted down before boarding his flight from O'Hare, but that screeners overlooked a bottle containing a chocolate martini in the back pocket of his loose-fitting pants.
Its elderly occupant explains how he has acquired his extraordinary wealth: from a bottle containing an imp that grants every wish.
Mr. Garvey told viewers that Enforma's Exercise in a Bottle contained a natural enzyme that worked by "forcing every cell in your body to work harder whether you're exercising or not".
Kathryn arrives back at Finn's see-through plastic cot holding out a small bottle containing a few millilitres of breastmilk.
From the car's glove compartment Perry fetched a pint bottle containing a ready-mix compound of orange flavoring and vodka.
Delegates took swigs from a wine bottle containing a blend of vodka and cranberry juice, and every few minutes, someone would spontaneously break into song.
