The phrase "contract rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the agreed-upon rate for services or goods in a contractual agreement.
Example: "The contractor provided a detailed breakdown of the contract rate for the project, ensuring transparency in costs."
Alternatives: "agreed rate" or "billing rate."
The dotted line shows the contract rate.
"To the extent that a provider agrees to discount its rates, the discounted contract rate is its 'charge' to those patients," the administration said.
The contract rate on a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage was 8.12percentt last week, down from 8.38percentt in the week ended Feb. 19.
The model characterizes throughput of individual two-windows TCP flow as a function of contract rate, round trip time, loss rates of In and Out packets.
Currency traders said an increase in the value of a derivative known as the 12-month forward contract rate indicated that a change might be possible in the next year.
Mr. Sims of The National Geographic said that the National Geographic Society had broached the idea of negotiating a contract rate with the Postal Service, such as the Society does with foreign postal services like England's Royal Mail.
The price increases will begin in early October and contract rates will increase in accordance with specific escalation provisions, the railroad said.
State officials are seeking contract rates of 5 cents to 5.5 cents a kilowatt-hour, but John Burton, the state Senate president pro tem, said that power producers "didn't come in with that kind of offer".
(Contract rates for ultra-deep drilling rigs can hit $250,000 a day). Each casing must be small enough to fit down the previous one, so this technique also shrinks the diameter of the hole.
Monthly contract rates still need to be determined, but the purchasing price is £179.99.
But so far, contract rates for rigs have increased from $12,000 to $13,000 per day late last year to more than $15,000 per day in January.
