The phrase "apart from containing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has additional qualities or features beyond what is being specifically mentioned.
Example: "Apart from containing essential nutrients, this supplement also boosts energy levels."
Alternatives: "besides having" or "in addition to containing".
Apart from containing extensive amounts of biographical material, this work is distinguished for its use of the principles of historical criticism.
In the UK, information and resources have tended to focus on areas of "social need" which, apart from containing the bizarre implication that those above a certain income level are above such things, also leaves millions of parents out of the loop.
Apart from containing total amounts, analysis by SPME provides information on the freely dissolved analyte concentrations.
Apart from containing some prohibitions on harming some others, different moralities can differ from each other quite extensively.
Apart from containing the World Bank EWI subcomponents, all three datasets include different ingredients, without any apparent justification of how and why these specific variables are chosen.
Nevertheless, much work is needed in improving the conversions of ethane and CO2 and ethylene selectivity, apart from containing catalyst deactivation.
It is to be noted that 55 of the 189 atypical regions lack of annotated genes and apart from those containing rRNA (see above) they could be considered as remnants of HTs (see Table 3 for those containing pseudogenes or transposons) as the original gene content was presumably of no use for A. fumigatus.
The lipid changes were characterised by a global increase in GpIns apart from those containing HUFAs, while most GpCho and GpEtn species were decreased.
Apart from that contained in saline bodies, most other continental waters are tied up in glaciers and ice sheets and the remainder is in groundwater.
That is, apart from one, contained in the poem's last lines, which focus on autumn's sounds: And full-grown lambs loud bleat from hilly bourn; Hedge-crickets sing; and now with treble soft The red-breast whistles from a garden-croft; And gathering swallows twitter in the skies.
First, the findings could be reinforced by the use of databases that, apart from income, contain more detailed and objective information on the health conditions of individuals (even if self-reported), information which was not available when writing this paper.
