The phrase "as contained" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that is included or found within a specific document or context.
Example: "The details of the agreement are as contained in the attached document."
Alternatives: "as included" or "as specified".
Far from liberated, Bell sounded as contained as ever.
As a result, the judge said, the interpreter's supposed statements as "contained in the report never happened in real life".
To address this concern the sections of the text, as contained by opening and closing heading tags, are classified as being either experimental or non-experimental by use of a naïve Bayesian classifier.
Habier et al. [ 8] distinguished three sources of information for GS: (i) family relationships, as contained in the pedigree; (ii) linkage analysis information, as contained in G LA, which they called co-segregation of alleles; and (iii) linkage disequilibrium (LD) information, as contained in G, and which is already present in the base population.
The whole world, as contained in an auditorium, becomes threatening.
Danny was as contained and as opaque as any teen-age boy, she supposed.
To view with skepticism the idea of the self as contained and describable has become a hallmark of postmodern sophistication.
Its clergy members pledge to follow the church's laws as contained in its rule book, the Book of Discipline.
You know it will really be time to worry, however, when top regulatory officials start referring to the banks' problems as "contained".
"We do not underestimate the difficulties of reconciling the issues of justice and security as contained in the title of the bill, but it's difficult, not impossible.
But, in the view of Enlightenment thinkers, reason did not need to be responsive to supernatural revelation, as contained in the Old and New Testaments.
