The phrase "contract is drafted" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of creating a contract or when describing the current state of a contract being worked on. Example: "The lawyer confirmed that the contract is drafted and ready for review."
It calls on students to understand the city's budget, its contractual relationship with organized labor, the potential use of employee merit pay and the variety of incentives, both for good or ill, that can arise by virtue of the way a contract is drafted.
Moreover, he said, in New York City and Westchester County, it is common for the buyer to conduct all of the necessary inspections -- including the engineering inspection, oil tank inspection, radon test and termite inspection -- before the actual contract is drafted and signed.
For example, if a studio granted video game rights to a gaming company, the gaming company may be able to claim ownership of VR rights depending on how the contract is drafted.
Once a committee is formed and a contract is drafted, the contract must be approved by a majority of Gawker union members.
In the instant case, the contract was drafted for the direct benefit of the contracting parties and their wives.
They loved the idea and a contract was drafted up and sent to Philip Anschutz's CFO in Denver for approval.
The contract was drafted by the Kochs and crafted at the Heritage Foundation, a think tank the Kochs founded.
Lawyers for Enron said details would be released on Monday morning, after various contracts are drafted over the weekend.
No matter how carefully the contracts are drafted now, in a few years the technical and political environment is likely to have changed significantly and there will be enormous pressure to vary the contract.
Tom Cushman, the owner of Maine Custom Woodlands, a logging company in New Gloucester, said many logging truckers were unable to absorb a rise in fuel costs because their contracts were drafted once a year.
I said no to A&E before the junior doctor contracts were drafted, but I can tell you of endless others who loved A&E, who feel it made them a much better doctor, yet on the day where they had to make a decision looked back ruefully and said, 'if only it wouldn't ruin my life'.
