The phrase "a contract which contained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific contents or provisions included in a contract.
Example: "The dispute arose over a contract which contained several ambiguous clauses that were open to interpretation."
Alternatives: "an agreement that included" or "a contract that specified".
The underlying idea is to give a signal of the supplier's competence and/or to conclude a contract, which contains additional value for both parties to the market.
On 19 August 1993, ten of eleven trade unions agreed to a three-year wage contract, which contained bonuses for all employees based on the company's profit.
At the end of a meeting the offender must sign an acceptable behaviour contract which contains any agreements around reparation such as paying back a monetary amount or doing community work.
Fenlon, 42, has a year left to run on his contract, which contains a clause that no compensation would be due should he leave at any time.
The contract, which contains a club option for a fifth year, could be worth up to $19.75 million over five years.
It has been suggested that this is a violation of the Anti-Monopoly Act, a Japanese antitrust law that prohibits parties from signing "an international agreement or international contract which contains such matters as constitute an unreasonable restraint of trade or unfair business practices".
Timlin, 37, is guaranteed $2.75 million under the contract, which contains a team option for 2005.
Perhaps more important to Mrs. Wachner's future is her contract, which contains a very golden parachute.
His appointment follows six weeks of negotiations over his contract, which contains a clause allowing him to leave in the event of war in Iraq.
Scheduling of the transferrable load is realized via contracts, which contains the amount of load that can be transferred, the energy price, as well as the time slots of load transfer and load recovery [18].
