The phrase "assured contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or business contexts to refer to a contract that guarantees certain outcomes or protections for the parties involved.
Example: "The company entered into an assured contract with the supplier to ensure timely delivery of materials."
Alternatives: "guaranteed contract" or "secured contract."
Through extensive simulations, we confirm the effectiveness of our approach in providing both a proportional excess bandwidth distribution and assured contracted target rates.
Horace Mann teachers generally work on one-year contracts, although after three consecutive years they go through a review process, and, if approved, are assured their contracts will be routinely renewed "provided their performance and the needs of the school warrant continuation of their employment," according to Mr. Trees's lawsuit, which quotes the faculty handbook.
While second-round draft picks aren't assured guaranteed contracts, any rookie who makes an NBA roster during the 2019-20 season will make the league minimum of $897,158.
In its statement, the HHS said that it cancelled the contract because it "was not sufficiently assured that the contract included the appropriate protections applicable to fetal tissue research or met all other procurement requirements".
Mr. O'Neal's contract assured him a base salary of $700,000, with the rest of his compensation not guaranteed, and paid out only as a bonus, records show.
But seven straight victories put the Giants into Super Bowl XXXV, assured a new contract and ended any fears about packing up and moving.
Now that Ellis has accomplished that goal, it seems all but assured that her contract will be extended beyond 31 July, the date it was initially slated to end.
Although options 1 and 2 are viable approaches that avoid the risk for customers in a sole-source contract, the services industry needs a new purchasing vehicle and sophisticated competitive RFP process to assure fair contracts in digital transformation.
And it assures labor contracts and severance pay to employees in the unlikely event that a takeover occurs in spite of the bill's other provisions.
Mr. McLaughlin is on trial in State Supreme Court in Manhattan on charges of accepting a $150,000 bribe to assure city contracts for Numed Inc., a health-care consulting concern based in Encino, Calif., and on charges of stealing more than $250,000 from Ann L. Maytag, an adopted daughter of the founder of the washing machine company.
