The phrase "a mechanism in the contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific provision, clause, or process outlined within a contract that serves a particular function or purpose.
Example: "The contract includes a mechanism in the contract for resolving disputes through mediation before proceeding to arbitration."
Alternatives: "a provision in the contract" or "a clause in the contract".
The warning was blunt: If Athens set off legal mechanisms in the bond contracts known as collective action clauses, forcing bondholders to accept lower prices, investors would stop buying the bonds of struggling European countries.
Moreover, we believe that behavior descriptions likely do not have a large enough impact on participants' behavior and memory (see [23] concerning the importance of the perspective on the cheater-detection mechanism in social-contract violations).
First, a contractual obligation that would require pharmaceuticals or biotechnologies to be sold at marginal cost means little if there is no mechanism that defines marginal cost, monitors prices, and enforces breaches in the contract.
In the authoritarian mode of governance, compliance with instructions and rules is the management mechanism; in the transactional mode, management via incentives and contracts is emphasized; and, in the persuasive mode, characterized by co-production, building trust is important.
In most cases that won't happen, but it's important to include mechanisms in your contract that eliminate the temptation".
Other reports also indicate that during sustained maximal muscle contraction, force drops to 50% of the initial value within about one minute and that almost all loss in force is due to mechanisms within the contracting muscles [ 32- 34].
One investor sought longer-dated option contracts and established a bullish stance in the October contract.
In contrast, if the principal contracts with both the agent and the supervisor, there exists a mechanism that improves the principal's payoff over the no-supervision payoff.
We use the term "framework agreement" to describe any contracting mechanism in which long-term contracts provide the terms and conditions under which smaller repeat purchasing orders (or call-off orders) may be issued for a defined period of time.
In any case, such an experimental system allows the delineation of molecular mechanisms important for the contracting muscle fiber that cannot be performed in muscle in vivo.
