"contain growth" is a valid part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it as a verb to indicate limitation of growth or expansion. For example: "The local government is introducing new policies that contain growth in the tourism industry."
It seeks to contain growth to areas where roads and sewers are in place.
Do you contain growth or do you let it grow forever?
In late 2005, the federal Office of Management and Budget sent a memo to the Department of Labor saying that it might be necessary to "contain growth in the cost of benefits" by adding layers of administrative approval.
Each plot should contain growth data covering a suitable age range (with a minimum age range of 10 years).
Plasma proteins contain growth factors that may aid in rate of recovery as well as virus-binding proteins that may reduce infection pressure in the intestine.
Plots had to satisfy a number of criteria including: Each plot should contain growth data covering a suitable age range (with a minimum age range of 10 years).
They contained trabecular bone and subchondral plate, but did not contain growth-plate tissue.
In other words, meat can be labelled natural while still containing growth hormones, and a fruit drink could be labelled natural while being full of high-fructose corn syrup, as long as it didn't also contain red dye #40.
Tubes containing growth medium and tested samples without inoculums were used as controls.
Demineralized bone matrix (DBM) contains growth factors with good handling characteristics.
The decellularized scaffolds maintain organ-specific extracellular matrix that contains growth factors that are important for cellular growth and function.
