"a brochure containing" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the contents of a brochure, which is a small booklet or pamphlet used for advertising or information purposes. Example: Please take a look at our company's latest brochure containing all the information you need about our products and services.
But I had the address on a brochure containing a small map with a spot marked Sanitarium, a large building set back from the main street a few minutes' walk from the hotel.
Furthermore, a brochure containing a cobalt market forecasting report by Roskill presents a growth estimate of more than 6%% per year for cobalt demand worldwide up to 2018.
This included the invitation letter, a brochure containing information on the survey, a questionnaire and an informed consent.
Participants in both the control and the intervention group will receive a brochure containing general information on how to prevent falls in and around the house.
The invitation will be conducted verbally accompanied by a brochure containing the 1) study purpose, 2) education content, and 3) contact information of the educators.
Patients screened as victims or perpetrators of violence were offered a brochure containing guidelines (advice, legal information, and useful addresses) on intimate-partner violence, and the psychologist made sure that the situation was taken care of, after the consultation.
Mr. R. showed an illustrated brochure containing the report, got up by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the architects.
The legal representatives of the residents will receive an information brochure containing information on all aspects of the research.
"We... note that a StemExpress brochure contains an endorsement from a chapter of Planned Parenthood," Upton's letter observes, ominously.
Also the brochure containing information about breast cancer and breast self-examination was distributed to the nurses of a given hospital after the completion of the survey in that hospital.
This study was conducted using then-unpublished promotional materials designed by the Preventive Medicine and Epidemiology and Occupational Risk Prevention Units [ 12]. 1. Tri-fold brochure: Containing educational messages and information on risk groups.
