The phrase "act that contains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific action or legislation that includes certain elements or provisions.
Example: "The act that contains the new regulations will be implemented next month."
Alternatives: "legislation that includes" or "measure that encompasses".
A decision could be rendered irrelevant as US lawmakers have proposed changes to the existing law, known as the Stored Communications Act, that contains the ambiguity surrounding overseas data.
Among them is a School Choice and Education Opportunity Act that contains several goals, including making two and four-year colleges more affordable.
In a document disclosed under the freedom of information act that contains talking points about Australia's official stance on nuclear weaponry the possibility of Australia hosting US ships or aircraft that carry such weapons is addressed.
Likewise, text-based descriptions of sexual acts that contain "vivid detail" are forbidden.
He named six modest education bills passed, including his national service program, an apprenticeship program and the Elementary and Secondary Education Act renewal that contains the anti-gun provision.
Since 1993, ILRI has complied voluntarily with the United Kingdom's Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 that contains guidelines and codes of practice for the housing and care of animals used in scientific procedures.
Our response processes data demonstrated that while most Swedish nurses were able to answer ACT items that contained words and phrases that were uncommon in everyday Swedish language, they largely considered them equivocal in clarity (i.e., as 'neither clear nor unclear').
Khap leaders placed the blame for honor killings not on their methods of exerting social pressure but on the 1955 Hindu Marriage Act, the national law that contains no prohibition on marriage within gotras.
"The photo booth," he says, "acts as an apparatus that contains the entirety of my body, a small stage for a monumental performance both private and public all at once, captured once, one of a kind".
When a reversal acts on a segment that contains this gene, we replace that mutation with a reversal of the other part of the genome instead.
We will look at the oral history as an act of spontaneous literature - one that contains both the individual story, and the larger history.
