The phrase 'contains changes' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing the differences between two editions, versions, or sets of materials. For example, you could say: "This updated version of the document contains changes from the previous edition."
Version: 20111007 This version contains changes in the sublink.c file.
The bill also contains changes to the terrorism prevention and investigation measures that are used to monitor terror suspects in Britain, including the introduction of a power to order a suspect to live in another part of the country.
The report notes that "there will always be some uncertainty about the status of hidden programs since proliferators are often brutal regimes that go to great lengths to conceal their activities". While the new document hews to many of the administration's familiar themes, it contains changes that seem born of bitter experience.
Broad search terms, encompassing everyone in Ohio, or everyone on an AT&T plan, are out.The law also contains changes intended to shine some light on the secret federal court established by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act better known as the FISA court.
And the farm bill currently being considered contains changes that will likely increase the subsidies these billionaires take away.
CORRECTION: This story contains changes to an earlier version posted March 2 that under-tallied some candidates' fundraising totals.
The following tables contain changes: General, chemical, civil and mechanical engineering; languages; nursing; sports science and tourism.
She said the bags contain changes of underwear, three dresses, two coveralls, bedroom slippers, toiletries and cosmetics.
Researchers can add templates containing changes that alter existing sequences in the genome — for example, correcting a disease-causing mutation.
With each passing year, the governor has inserted into his appropriations bills more and more text containing changes in state law on how money is spent.
The Ptolemy II development sources are always available via Subversion These sources are experimental and contain changes since Ptolemy II 8.0.1.
