The phrase "a contract signed between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an agreement that has been formally executed by the parties involved.
Example: "The terms of the agreement were outlined in a contract signed between the two companies."
Alternatives: "an agreement executed between" or "a deal formalized between".
The California legislature is investigating a contract signed between the software firm and the state's information-technology department in May last year and approved by the governor's office.
If we inspectors had a question about a contract signed between country A and Iraqi factory B, the directorate could produce it at short notice.
When househunters engage a buyers' broker, they enter into a contract that is similar to a contract signed between a broker and a seller.
What makes the dog deal moving is that you two, you and your dog, are less the willing renewers of it than just the living witnesses to a contract signed between man and wolf thirty thousand years ago.
A: Fifa's regulations state "a contract signed between a player and a club may be prematurely terminated by either party without consequences of any kind where there is just cause" but whether there has been just cause is examined on a case-by-case basis.
In addition, it is a contract signed between THCs and village doctors.
So urgent was the need for the ban, FIFA said, that it included a stipulation that any contracts signed between now and May involving outside investors could last for only one season.
In that state any contract signed between buyer and seller can be held void within the first three days if either party's lawyer decides not to approve the terms - a state law created two years ago when real-estate brokers were given permission to draw up these contracts.
A £1.6m contract signed between the Department for Education and the National Foundation for Educational Research NFERR), which was published in 2011, covers the NFER administering and reporting on the latest Pisa tests (these were taken in November 2012.
In a controversial contract signed between HKND and the Nicaraguan government, Nicaragua will only receive $1 million a year in fees and take 10percentt ownership every 10 years, becoming the majority partner only after 51 years.
According to El Mundo, Ruz is reviewing a series of contracts signed between 2011 and 2013.
