The phrase "a contract is changed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or amendments made to a contract.
Example: "In accordance with the new terms, a contract is changed to reflect the updated payment schedule."
Alternatives: "a contract is modified" or "a contract is amended."
"And with each new piece of information the whole notion of the contract is changed".
Using funds provided through the voucher scheme, the Kareesh Health Centre was able to contract new midwives and doctors and to start providing services 24 h per day, whereupon their contract was changed from a health centre to that of a Basic Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care facility (BEmONC).
As a result, he said, unless the language of the standard contract was changed or supplemented, the seller would be responsible for disclosing the assessment only if the decision by the board to impose it was made before the date of the contract.
When key terms of the contract are changed, such as the voter thresholds to post a petition on the White House website (e.g., from zero to 150), or to get an official response from the White House (e.g., from 5,000 to 25,000), copies of the earlier contracts should be publicly archived and the changes clearly posted in a date-stamped log next to the current contract.
Employment lawyers said signing up to new terms and conditions would mean that their contract was changed beyond the end of the trial period.
That all postdates my time there". Watts left after it was suggested his contract was changed to remove the executive producer role.
"If it came to be that the definition of the contract was changed, the contract is now null and void".
The inspector general alert, which recommends the contract be changed to end the practice, notes that CBRE conducted three such transactions before its contract allowed it to do so — one for a lease in Newhall -- and has since divulged 10 other such transactions.
The 1990 contract was changed in 2004 so that there are stringent standards in place for those wishing to become general practitioners with a special interest in dermatology (Shekelle, 2003).
