"contract term" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular condition or clause in a contract. For example: "The contract term requiring payment within 10 days was unacceptable to us."
Her current contract term ends next June.
One question apart from price is the contract term.
Likewise, there is no room to vary enforcement of a smart contract term.
The 32GB phone is just £20 more, or £873 over the contract term.
All of them said they had legal contracts, assuring steady employment during the contract term.
During the contract term, which lasts five years, UrbanVolt must pay for any maintenance of the light fixtures.
That, along with a longer contract term and aggressive pricing, caused the tariffs to be drastically cut.
The five-year contract term includes a one-year base period followed by four one-year options.
"Matt is a Leicester player now and he will be with us for the rest of his contract term," said Cockerill.
Housing lawyer Giles Peaker of Anthony Gold Solicitors describes the £10 guest fee as "dreadful" and says the contract term could be deemed unfair and therefore unenforceable.
"If it is not, you run the real risk of both breaching our disclosure requirements and having an unfair contract term you can't enforce," said the regulator.
