The phrase "addressed in the contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific issues, terms, or conditions that are covered or mentioned within a contract.
Example: "All payment terms and conditions are clearly addressed in the contract we signed."
Alternatives: "covered in the contract" or "mentioned in the contract".
If significant problems are found, Mr. Moshan said, they can be addressed in the contract.
"So if the owner wants to own the drawings, the issue should be addressed in the contract and might involve additional compensation".
From the clinical perspective the essential elements that should be addressed in the contract are the availability of the referral letter, access to prior images and EPR, imaging quality assessment and communication procedures.
"What we said today is that [these pension benefits] are not currently addressed in the contract".
This principle will be addressed in the contracting phase by the psychiatrist.
She said that board and city officials agreed in earlier sessions to set up committees to study various issues addressed in the union contract, but that board officials had not contributed to the discussions.
Thus, in this paper contracting out is addressed in the context of a health care systems mainly based on so called Beverigian model, i.e. on tax-funding and the dominance of public providers.
We note that some such contract theoretic issues are addressed in the institutionalized corporatist model of Teulings and Hartog (1998), who argue that corporatism achieves allocative efficiency through the establishment of ex ante nominal binding contracts that obviate the need for inefficient ex post negotiation or recontracting (see the macro flexibility discussion below).
Predicting if patients will contract particular bacteria when admitted to a hospital is addressed in the paper by Wiens [128].
Coordination of decentralized supply chains using contract design is a problem that has been widely addressed in the literature.
*More explicitly addressed in the individual programme compared to the group approach owing to the individual character of the programme and the contracting.
