The phrase "a contract containing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a contract that includes specific terms, clauses, or provisions.
Example: "The agreement is a contract containing all the necessary terms for the partnership."
Alternatives: "a contract that includes" or "a contract with".
Italian Colors voluntarily entered into a contract containing a bilateral arbitration provision.
The former Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, told The Huffington Post UK that he would not have signed a contract containing these clauses.
Whether the parties entered into a contract containing a forum-selection clause has no bearing on whether a case falls into one of the categories of cases listed in § 1391(b).
That case concerns what procedurally must be done by trial courts considering whether to certify a national class action where the dispute arises out of a contract containing a foreign choice of law provision.
A single-stock future is a contract containing 100 shares of a given stock.
Had the university a contract containing such a clause, Susan and the public would have been protected.
Despite that clear language, CompuCredit's lawyer insisted that the wording is not "sufficiently explicit" to create a right to sue if a contract contains an arbitration clause.
"Are you a drinking man?" was the first question he asked a job applicant, and even though the fellow gave a negative answer, he still must sign a work contract containing a clause that declared the agreement instantly void if the employee should be discovered "harboring alcohol".
Work out a written contract containing an agreement that you could, for example, require a sale of the property if the person you were helping was in danger of defaulting.
After further negotiations, and taking account of the trust's financial problems, the parties agreed to sign a 'block contract' containing less stringent data requirements.
When Joe accepts the offer, he signs an employment contract containing clauses stating that any intellectual property he develops while working for the firm belongs to it and that he agrees not to work for a competitor of Sprocket's for one year after leaving its employ.
