The phrase "a designated contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific contract that has been officially assigned or allocated for a particular purpose or party.
Example: "The company entered into a designated contract with the supplier to ensure timely delivery of materials."
Alternatives: "an assigned contract" or "a specific contract".
CBOT will continue to act as the designated contract market for the products until NYSE Euronext establishes its own DCM.
At each of the designated contracting time points 100μl of CellTiter 96® Aqueous One solution reagent was added to the FPCL cultures and incubated for 3 hours (37°C, 5% CO2 atmosphere, humidified chamber).
De Rosario turned his contract season into a designated player contract that is worth nearly $700,000 in total compensation a year.
The German goalkeeper Frank Rost, 38, signed in midseason to a designated player contract, continues to rehab a right quadriceps tear.
For the second time in two weeks, Major League Soccer stuck a crowbar in its pocket and reached deep to sign an American player to a designated player contract.
The league pays the first $400,000 of a designated player's contract, with the club picking up the balance.
–Payment Goes On and On - One final issue that deserves mentioning is that some lenders require the homeowner to maintain a PMI contract for a designated period of time.
Having left Chelsea at the end of last season, in July, New York City were clear that they had signed Lampard, declaring on their website: "New York City FC signs Frank Lampard to a Designated Player contract … a two-year contract which starts August 1st".
Jose Canseco agreed yesterday to an incentive-laden contract with the Anaheim Angels, who are desperate for a designated hitter.
The new contract includes a 19.8percentt raise over three years and gives a designated nurse the ability to close a unit for two hours if it is understaffed.
