The phrase "a valid contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the legal enforceability of an agreement between parties.
Example: "For the agreement to be legally binding, it must be a valid contract that meets all necessary requirements."
Alternatives: "a legally binding agreement" or "an enforceable contract".
They had a valid contract of temporary marriage.
Today, Mr. Gluck still has a valid contract, but no hope of obtaining private financing.
Citing British common law, they point out that a valid contract must offer, at least theoretically, the opportunity for negotiation.
Mr. Blankein disagreed, saying it was not in the interest of shareholders to tear it up a valid contract.
In the case of a valid contract, the parties must observe the requirements of good faith, with ordinary usage taken into consideration.
"If Mr. Hunter has a valid contract, then under the contract's provision, Mr. Hunter can only be terminated for cause," Ashley said.
Forgiving debt owed pursuant to a lawful, valid contract risks creating a longer-term view by investors that the mortgage contract is less secure than ever before.
In a statement, the governing body said: "USA Rugby categorically denies any and all allegations purported by PRO Rugby Tuesday 20 December, and is saddened to hear of the planned termination of all valid contracts signed by athletes that have fulfilled their playing duties for season one and were scheduled to be paid through the duration of their 12-month contracts".
This only grants legal residence to workers who enter the country with a valid job contract.
But the immigration authorities granted a 10-day extension, saying they would study whether Mr. Dudley had a valid employment contract, demonstrating the Moscow authorities' ability to play endless mind games with British executives.
The result: a valid user contract.
