The phrase "a container of liquid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object that holds liquid, such as a bottle, cup, or tank.
Example: "She poured the water from a container of liquid into the glass."
Alternatives: "a vessel for liquid" or "a receptacle of liquid."
In it, the teenager is seen standing near a police officer when a container of liquid is thrown in the girl's direction, landing at her feet.
The dress started out red, but after a season Ms. Lopez reached for a container of liquid Rit fabric dye and turned it canary yellow.
"He is then seen pouring a container of liquid into one of the machines". When challenged by his managers, Sobolewski initially said he was merely cleaning the servers.
In March, the university announced the review after concerns had been raised over the research of the professor, Rusi P. Taleyarkhan, who claimed to have induced fusion by blasting a container of liquid solvent with ultrasonic vibrations.
Crystals frozen in the storage and mounting area will be transported to the hutch in a container of liquid nitrogen which is enclosed in an outer container to catch any spills.
Fusion is the process the sun uses to produce heat and light, and scientists led by Rusi P. Taleyarkhan, a professor of nuclear engineering at Purdue, said they were able to achieve the same feat by blasting a container of liquid solvent with strong ultrasonic vibrations.
If you're traveling by plane and plan on putting your toiletry bag in your carry-on, make sure not to take any container of liquid over 3 ounces because it's not allowed.
Despite the heavy security, someone managed to smuggle in a container of noxious liquid -- paint thinner or pipe-cleaning resin, perhaps -- and left it in an upper loge.
Salam lit a container of flammable liquid and threw it on Loyd, setting her on fire and causing second- and third-degree burns over about 60percentt of her body, court documents said.
"Every day I clean," he told me, pulling out a container of dishwashing liquid and a sponge.
We verify the approach both in simulation and in experiments on a quadrotor with suspended load and verify the method's safety and feasibility through a demonstration where a quadrotor delivers an open container of liquid to a human subject.
