The phrase "contract bond" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a type of surety bond which provides a guarantee that contractual obligations will be met by the parties involved in the contract. For example: "The contracting parties signed a contract bond to ensure that the terms of their agreement were fulfilled."
With a reboot on the way (Craig has one outing left on his contract), Bond needs to either meet his match or stop looking; anything else feels like a waste of Her Majesty's time.
A limit order book is a central marketplace for any given financial instrument, i.e., a stock, futures contract, bond, foreign exchange rate or an option.
New York State Thruway Authority, $358.2 million of local highway & bridge service contract bonds.
The Banking segment involves with corporate and commercial banking including savings, deposits, securities trading, securities investment, domestic and foreign exchange, contract bonds, and counter sales of government bonds, investment trusts, and insurance.
A policy of compulsory rural service through contract bonding was then launched and enforced upon medical graduates, starting in 1972.
By placing the bonds in a guaranteed investment contract, a bond insurer can get a high rate of return, while the bond issuer can use the bond as an investment elsewhere.
IPhone contract without bond in France cheaper than T-Mobile [Heise via Into Mobile].
Oil giant Shell has abandoned plans to sign a major contract with Bond Offshore Helicopters, BBC Scotland has learned.
Myofascia may contract and bond to the neighboring structures in response to injury, postural stress, and inactivity [ 1, 2].
They used nanoarea coherent electron diffraction to probe the surface structures of Au nanocrystals with several nanometers, and found that the surface bonds contract but the bonds of interior atoms are almost unchanged comparing with the bonds of bulk gold.
Contract construction bonds are written to guarantee the performance of contractors on building projects.
