The phrase 'close a contract' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to agreements that have been finalized or settled. For example, "The lawyers were able to close the contract successfully after several weeks of negotiations."
Proper alignment leads to a smarter strategy that creates a relevant account-based experience, from the very first brand awareness ad to the final interaction before closing a contract.
If you make networking all about closing a contract, people will see right through you and you'll get nowhere fast.
INSIDE PITCH The Yankees are close to a contract agreement with closer MARIANO RIVERA that could keep him with the team through 2007.
The timing is important because it can take two months or more to close down a contract, several development professionals said.
Yet, some employers may find it risky to close such a contract and decide to abstain from utilizing this instrument.
Within minutes a licensee can find the right song, close a legal contract with the rights holder and download the song file in the desired quality – all without lawyers and long-‐winded negotiations.
Dickey, the knuckleballer and National League Cy Young Award winner, reiterated that he was no closer to a contract extension than he was last week when he spoke at a charity event in Manhattan.
A24 Appeal to Bush in Port Dispute Industry groups representing hundreds of businesses called on President Bush to use his emergency powers to reopen 29 West Coast ports closed in a contract dispute.
Prove that your company is physically and morally capable of doing a job, and you will be one step closer to a contract.
The energy-weighted Goldman Sachs commodity index fell 2.68, to 229.53, which was its lowest close since May 12. Gas for July delivery fell 13.1 cents, or 2.3percentto to $5.581 for a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the lowest closing price for a contract closest to expiration since May 6.
