The phrase "contains text" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe or clarify the contents of a specific portion or section of a sentence. Example: "The first paragraph of the article contains text that explains the main concept, while the second paragraph contains text that provides supporting evidence."
The delicate nature of the manuscript, which contains text from Deuteronomy 5, is the cause for its limited display.
After centuries of use, the prayer book -- known as a palimpsest, because it contains text that is written over -- ended up in a monastery in Constantinople.
If you are searching for a file by name, regardless of whether it contains text, music, pictures or video, results are returned quickly.
A recent virus detected by Sophos, a security firm, seems to embody the tension between hackers and virus coders: the virus, which originated in India, contains text with insults directed at Pakistani hackers.
It contains text on 25,000 places ranging from general entries on big cities to brief descriptions of particular parks, museums and other sites and 1,600 photographs and maps showing the more interesting ones.In this section Defrocked No Napoleons What the world is reading Bidder beware Wha's like them?
Hence, it sorts the DSEs by their ability to determine which block contains text or not.
The New Testament contains texts that marginalize women as well.
Islam, like Christianity or Judaism, is neither a violent nor a peaceful religion, but contains texts that legitimate both!
The EBUDS corpus contains texts of maximum length N = 14.
What is displayed as a single page may also be formed from multiple URLs, some containing text and others graphics.
The folding phone features color screens on the inside and outside of the handset and can send and receive multimedia messages containing text, photos and sound.
