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The phrase "a performance contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to agreements or contracts that outline specific performance expectations between parties.
Example: "Before starting the project, we need to finalize a performance contract that details the deliverables and timelines."
Alternatives: "an execution agreement" or "a service contract."
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He talks about a performance contract with the team.
The contractor will have to extend coverage to 40,000 families who lack piped water under a performance contract.
Several grants and a performance contract that the fledgling nonprofit had previously lined up fell through as the granting institutions encountered their own financial hardship.
"A performance contract allows them to redirect the money they currently spend on wasted energy to pay for the capital cost of an improvement with no tax increases," he said.
Every school should have a performance contract that clearly defines its goals for student achievement.
In effect, a network has to have a performance contract with the company.
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As a fixed performance contract in a volatile world, budgets are the reverse of what's needed.
Has the JV board approved a single set of objectives and a clear performance contract that provides incentives for top management?
Philip Pursley, a project manager for an energy performance contract company in Indiana, has spent time at the Holiday Inn at the University of Memphis for a job while away from home, practically every week for the last year.
It wasn't until the 1960s that it mutated into a fixed performance contract.
The municipality of Rotterdam experimented with an energy performance contract that aimed to avoid disincentives and replace them with a stimulus for innovation.
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