"contain limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about something that has some kind of restriction or limit on it. For example, "My job description contains limitations on the projects I can work on."
American officials acknowledge that the agreement, signed in April 2000, does contain limitations on Brazil's access and ability to inspect American spacecraft that would be launched at Alcantara.
Practically all liability insurance policies contain limitations on the maximum amount of a judgment payable under the contract.
However, he said, while some condominium bylaws contain limitations on the transient use of an apartment, boards generally do not have the same degree of control as do boards of co-ops over leasing of apartments.
MR. OLSON: Well, I think that to the extent that there may be limitations, Justice Stevens, they are -- require considerable deference by this court to the judgment of Congress JUSTICE STEVENS: Well, I understand that, but do you -- I'd be interested in knowing, do you think it does contain limitations?
The problem is they all contain limitations that make them impractical for private company stock resales.
Yet despite their tremendous value and the profound impact on the LGBT people they serve, these approaches also contain limitations that expose the magnitude of the housing problem.
It says the JUSTICE STEVENS: Do you view it as entirely a grant, or do you think it also contains limitations?
Cispa's authors argue that the bill contains limitations on how the federal government can use and disclose information by permitting lawsuits against the government.
In the present stage, the model contains limitations concerning the effects of a snow pack and should be applied to the snow-free season, only.
However, the ReNuMa model contains limitations for addressing long-term N dynamics by ignoring temporal changes in atmospheric N deposition rates and N-leaching lag effects.
Life on Earth always contains limitations.
