"text retain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to text that has been retained, or stored. For example, "The software was able to text retain the information."
Still, despite the convoluted syntax, her text retains its poetry.
The draft text retains language of "common but differentiated responsibilities" that has over the years given developing countries a pass on cutting emissions.
Studies identified were sequentially screened by title, abstract, and full text to retain those in the final review.
Cookies are small text files retained by web browser programs.
Coupled with the use of song, the poetry of the Shakespearean text is retained, yet effectively transformed.
But, according to wall text, it "retains some incredible features, like remnant cobblestones, crisscrossing rail tracks and vaulted ceilings".
But Ms. Wertenbaker's text, which retains all of the stiffness of Racine's original but little of its lyricism, manages to excise much of the story's poetic intensity and savage emotion.
All the original text is retained, and all the genes that make the apple apple-like will be spared, with the goal, Davis said, of ecological and biological friendliness: "I don't want it to make any phenotypic change in the size, taste, texture, or health of the apple".
The original text was retained for reference.
The full text of retained publications was then independently assessed for exclusion criteria by both reviewers and any reasons for exclusion recorded.
