'creates a binding' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which an agreement is final and has legal consequences. For example: "The contract creates a binding agreement between the two parties."
The idea of a contract that creates a binding obligation on surrogate mothers to relinquish all rights to a child after birth may seem several steps too far.
In this case the binding of xylooligosaccharide to the active site of β-xylosidase creates a binding site for fructose.
The UN Secretary-General, in his report accompanying the Statute, stated in relation to Article 29 that the establishment of the ICTY pursuant to Chapter VII "creates a binding obligation on all States to take whatever steps are required to implement" a decision of the Tribunal (UNSC 1993, para. 125 .35.
This creates a binding constraint as it is difficult to see how Spain's traditional growth model based on expansion of the internal demand, which typically translates into a deteriorating current account balance, can be operational this time given Spain's limited capacity to add liabilities against the rest of the world.
Its clustering promotes FAK phosphorylation, which creates a binding site for the Src-homology SH2 domain.
The hydrophobic region around the adenosine creates a binding pocket for ATP.
Binding of agonist ligand to the nuclear receptor, triggers a conformational change in the ligand binding domain (LBD) with the repositioning of the C-terminal helix H12 creating a binding surface that allow coactivator to bind.
"Our goal is it to create a binding connection between real football and the digital version," said Klaus Allofs, Wolfsburg's sporting director, at the time.
Many Chinese cooks add a cornstarch paste at the end of cooking to create a binding sauce, but I love this one starch-free and light.
And it successfully led the charge to create a binding UN instrument to bring transnational corporations to account for human rights violations.
De Boer suggests four clear goals for the Paris summit that could be agreed to without the need to create a binding international agreement: All countries should commit to a contribution, as opposed to a target.
