The part of a sentence 'contract where' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referencing a specific clause of a contract or agreement. For example: "Article 5 of the contract where the terms of the agreement are outlined."
So we have made some contract, where he got some money, but not one million.
"I wanted a contract where I could choose the productions and my [dance] partner.
The dehumanising job on a zero-hours contract where even the toilet breaks are timed is soul-destroying.
Instead, I am an expendable worker employed on a contract where the university's needs are met, but mine are not.
They also include a maximum price contract, where the borrower obtains an agreement from the contractor that the price of construction will not exceed a certain number.
As an active politician – like Norman himself, a "philosopher in action" - he mined both Hobbes's and Locke's idea of social contract, where man does not exist outside society.
Lund, remember, has negotiated a contract where he is not obliged to turn up if shareholders don't approve his £12m golden hello.
It seems a lot of government contracts aren't being negotiated by professionals, and resulted in TMC taking on a contract where they didn't consider the implications robustly enough".
There is also the proposed "employee-owner employment contract" where you give up your employment rights for a share in the business.
"I feel like I signed an unwritten contract where I gave up part of my skill in exchange for safety," she said.
Most of my friends have found jobs even if it's an assisted contract where the employer receives financial support from the government and the employee receives minimum wage.
