"contains characteristics" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe an object or person in more detail, emphasizing the specific traits that it or they possess. Here is an example: "The new phone model contains characteristics that make it stand out from its competitors, such as a longer battery life and a sleek design."
Another set of programs, including Medicare, Pell Grants and Social Security retirement benefits, are also fairly visible, though each contains characteristics that can camouflage government's role.
The implication is that firms do not necessarily need to introduce subjectivity into the incentive contracting system, but can enhance performance by linking incentive contracts to their SPMS if the system contains characteristics that enhance employees' perceptions of justice.
X h contains characteristics common to all three members of the family - year of survey dummies as well as region of residence at time of survey.
The episode contains characteristics of both a "Monster-of-the-Week" episode, as well as a mytharc episode.
The GP registry contains characteristics for every GP and GP practice in the Netherlands.
Table 2 contains characteristics of the children of the interview participants.
We present the sequence alignment of the seven families in Fig. 7, which shows that each family contains characteristic sequence intervals that are distinct from other families.
The serum from patients with CD contains characteristic antibodies against the self antigen, tissue transglutaminase (TG2) [6] as well as against gliadin, the most abundant gluten protein.
Each group of WRKY domains contains characteristic conserved sequences.
IL-17F is expressed as a disulfide-bound glycosylated homodimer that contains characteristic cystein knot formation.
A region of the brain that develops abnormally and contains characteristic 'giant cells'.
