The phrase "containing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the contents of a document, or to indicate that something contains something else. For example, "The folder contained a document containing information about the company's policies."
Among the treasures on display is a document containing what some scholars believe is Cleopatra's handwriting.
The document containing the indictment said the Vatican Bank shared responsibility for Ambrosiano's collapse.
To understand the difference between HTML and XML, consider a document containing, say, baseball statistics, like those printed in newspapers.
Collaborate on a running outline-based document containing all this material.
They also found a Gotham-related document containing a list of tasks to be performed at various properties.
AND ONE verification document containing your name and issued by a school, agency, or corporate body.
He was later provided with basic information, as well as a document containing predictions about him and his political opinions.
Could we use the co-occurrences of terms (whether, for instance, charge occurs in a document containing steed versus in a document containing electron) to capture the latent semantic associations of terms and alleviate these problems?
But without bothering to check the court document containing the panel's findings and ruling, the article's author, Jack Hitt, a freelancer, suggested that the "truth" was different.
And Mr. Hitt told me that no editor or fact checker ever asked him if he had checked the court document containing the panel's decision.
He said that Twitter handed over an 82-page document containing "strings of numbers", IP addresses, and dates and times in his own case.
