The phrase "above contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a contract that has been mentioned or referenced earlier in the text.
Example: "As stated in the above contract, all parties are required to fulfill their obligations by the specified deadlines."
Alternatives: "previous contract" or "aforementioned contract".
The petition also alleged that after that contract was entered into, and previous to April 3d, 1907, the defendant railway company, pursuant to the above contract, transported over its railway from points in one state to points in other states, the employees of the Munsey Company upon trip and mileage tickets issued for their benefit.
Then by the symmetry of Ψ, the optimality condition for the above contract problem under perfect information and symmetric equilibrium can be represented as F ' e l k * = 2 α ⋅ ∂ ψ ∂ c 1 l | ϵ j l * = 1 n ≡ θ 2 α. ∀ j, l. (9) P * = U ¯ + Ψ e * → = U ¯ + θ 2 ⋅ n e * = U ¯ + θ 2 ⋅ e * + n − 1 θ 2 ⋅ e * ≡ U ¯ + T 2 + n − 1 θ 2 ⋅ e *. (10).
A 2009 Government Accountability Office study of 96 major defense acquisition programs found that almost two-thirds of them suffered major cost overruns — 40 percent above contract prices, over all — with average delays of nearly two years.
Finally, numerical examples illustrate the model, and results show that the consumer preference for online recycling affects the acceptance of the above contracts for the recyclable dealer.
Another MP on the committee, Guto Bebb, said the "sweetener" email was a "clear sign of the attitude of senior executives at the BBC to these above-contract payments".
He added: "Whilst concern about sweeteners for senior officers was expressed, the evidence from the NAO shows that as you go down the 'food chain' your chances of an above-contract deal receded".
Sir Michael Lyons, ex-Trust chairman and a man who sounded as if he could hold a job in the private sector, tried to steer an emollient course while making it clear that Thompson hadn't been clear about above-contract deals.
(C) The longitudinal muscle above contracting while the circular muscles maintain a constant length, stretching the longitudinal muscles below.
Often, in China, this concept of relationships is valued above contracts.
When the demand is influenced by both retail price and retailer sales effort, none of the above traditional contracts can coordinate the supply chain.
To many critics, these above-market contracts illustrated the inefficiency of regulated utilities, which were largely able to recoup those costs by charging their captive customers -- a luxury that unregulated producers do not have).
