The phrase "containment by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the actions taken to limit the size, scope, or impact of something. For example: "Using proper safety protocols was the key to successful containment by the emergency response team."
Cost containment by employers may be the major player pushing this trend.
They should help shift the government from a strategy of total annihilation to one of containment by addressing government fears that LTTE leaders will use a pause in the fighting to flee and regroup.
Antiterrorism, according to the Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms, is "defensive measures used to reduce the vulnerability of individuals and property to terrorist acts, to include limited response and containment by local military forces".
It's worth serious discussion, but while the idea of containment by deterrence is gaining ground in pundit-land, President Obama can't touch it; to do so would undermine the whole effort to halt Iran's program and, not incidentally, would be hazardous to his reelection.
Although they do not say it in public, the chief concern of his neighbours is that containment by force, if it has to be done, should be done for as long as it takes.Mr Hussein still has a little time to change his mind.
"If Asean is divided," the diplomat said, "this will ultimately rebound against China's interests because it could well catalyze the very thing China fears most: containment by the United States, as anxious smaller countries will naturally cluster around the United States for balance".
Played with commanding self-containment by Tonya Pinkins, Caroline Thibodeaux is a stoical, uncompromising woman.
We chose to focus on public expenditure on health, in view of an overriding and steady concern about cost-containment by governmental and quasi-governmental institutions.
The era of highly effective viral suppression by HAART is an era of successful virus containment, but by no means an era of cure.
Heat is transferred to the inside surface of the steel containment wall by convection and condensation of steam and through the containment steel wall by conduction.
Heat is then transferred from the outside of the containment surface by heating and evaporation of a thin liquid film that is formed by applying water at the top of the containment vessel dome.
