"contract pattern" is a perfectly acceptable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to the particular pattern of a contract, which is a legally binding agreement between two entities. For example, "We negotiated a complex contract pattern that outlines both parties’ obligations."
"Our wage costs are high and, thanks to the contract patterns of the past two years, will continue to go higher.
A Transportation Department spokesman said this was simply a result of old contracting patterns.
In it the CLA goes through the motions of outlining how the City might adopt a change in the Standard Provision for City Contracts patterned after a 2006 ordinance, passed by the City of Philadelphia, that incorporates a system of points and penalties affecting eligibility for the City's banking contracts to a bank's federal CRA rating.
There is a wind speed adjustment in the contract with Pattern which could reduce the $28 million figure by $1 to $2 million.
Silicon Valley and Monterey Bay also signed a contract with Pattern Energy for 200 megawatts of wind power from New Mexico.
Mr. Okonsky, 49, is an engineer who worked for Dell, and is leading KLD's adoption of regionalized production by contract manufacturers, patterned after Dell's own method.
Management negotiators said one factor that pushed them to go higher than they wanted to was the tradition that the apartment building contract is patterned after the same union's contract for 30,000 office building workers.
Given the consistency of contract cheating patterns with those observed for crime problems, it is worth considering the role that effective crime/problem1 prevention strategies could play in reducing the opportunity for contract cheating.
The spatial trend showed a contract-expand pattern during this period.
