The phrase "which it contains" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a sentence to refer to something that is contained within the subject of the sentence. For example: - The book, which I had been meaning to read for months, finally arrived in the mail. - She opened the box, which contained a beautiful necklace. - The rules of the game, which are listed in the handbook, must be followed by all players.
Yet, it continues to be a difficult subject to investigate, due to the huge amount of information which it contains.
"Go-Bag" is a term used for survival kit in which it contains items one would require to survive for the first seventy two hours when evacuating from a disaster.
The inference from 'Socrates is a man' to 'Socrates is mortal' is mediated, on this view, by the major premise 'Man is mortal' which establishes a real necessary connection between the minor premise and the conclusion by virtue of itself recording a necessary connection among the attributes connoted by the terms which it contains.
The Abyss first appeared in Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar, in which it contains the player's final goal, the Codex of Ultimate Wisdom.
This mineral helps regulate blood pressure by counteracting the stimulating effects of sodium, of which it contains only 160 mg, and this in turn helps to prevent related issues like stroke, heart attack and hangovers.
The honey-coloured limestone at Ham Hill (also known as Hamdon Hill) is particularly important to geologists because of the assemblages of fossils which it contains, the sedimentary features which it displays and the way it relates to other rocks of equivalent age in the close vicinity.
The FSA said Findus had tested the meat in 18 of its beef lasagne products and found 11 meals in which it contained between 60% and 100% horsemeat.
He had numerous run-ins with his publishers, who insisted on changes to the book late in the process because of the fear that many of the real advertising slogans which it contained were too risky to print.
Cook explained that until then it was "procured from the confectioners and fishmongers, which had been taken from stagnant ponds and noisome ditches; consequently those who partook of it imbibed the filthy impurities which it contained".
"In addition to the invasion of his privacy which this book represented, of particular concern to the claimant were a series of utterly and demonstrably false statements which it contained".
GWI's primary product offering is its core study — which is fielded in 44 countries, and which it says contains 25,000 data points on 22M+ "connected consumers".
