The phrase "a kit containing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a collection of items or components that are packaged together for a specific purpose.
Example: "The camping gear comes in a kit containing a tent, sleeping bags, and cooking utensils."
Alternatives: "a set that includes" or "a package featuring".
The treatment, Rebetron, is sold as a kit containing two drugs: ribavirin and interferon-A.
The result is a kit containing 10 pairs of socks and an RFID reader for $190.
Space Shoes cost $70 but a kit containing the makings of 3 pairs costs $25.
Your probe can be a kit containing several items – including a diary, a disposable camera, and/or might leverage technology that your subjects already have, like a smartphone.
The agency sent a kit containing surgical masks, syringes, rubber gloves and an undetectable biological poison to Léopoldville (now Kinshasa) for that purpose.
Each traveler received a kit containing folders for each college with driving directions, admissions building map, pertinent college data, areas of academic excellence, bios of each teacher who had agreed to meet with Teke, and, natch, the Starbucks map.
If a kit contains only a single kind of strip, it will likely be for testing pH only.
$250 can provide one "School-in-a-Box" kit containing basic education supplies for 80 children during times of crisis.
The children also get a school kit containing a backpack and pens, a hygiene kit containing items such as toothpaste and soap, and a family kit with clothes and foodstuffs such as beans, rice and oil.
When they leave they receive a starter kit containing a sewing machine, material and patterns.
Ambulance officers deliver the program in schools and supply teachers with a resource kit containing a CD-ROM, worksheets, suggested activities and additional resources [17].
