The phrase "enforce the contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when discussing the implementation or execution of the terms of a contract.
Example: "If one party fails to meet their obligations, the other party may seek to enforce the contract in court."
Alternatives: "execute the contract" or "uphold the contract."
Mr. Icahn may have a weak case under bankruptcy law to enforce the contract.
This money could be used only to bargain and enforce the contract from which everyone benefited.
The port should have the ability to enforce the contract and determine the process of quality assurance.
"Why should we even consider that in deciding whether to enforce the contract?" "It adds color," Kornstein said.
Hunter and his lawyer disputed the audit's conclusions and indicated that they would fight to enforce the contract.
The inability to enforce the contract between the government and the private firm robs the government, and the citizenry, of the full value of their oil.
"We're quite pleased that the attorney general decided to enforce the contracts as written," said Richard N. Cohen, a lawyer for 32 of the buyers.
So you're right if we can rely on the courts or the mafia to enforce the contracts that would be fine and then communication would have bite.
There resulted, by operation of law, a substitution of purchasers, and the government became possessed of the right to enforce the contracts as though it had been an original contracting party.
In contrast to an ordinary library, however, a teachpack must enforce the contracts of the "lowest" teaching language into which it is imported and signal errors in a way with which students are familiar at that level.
For the latter are expressions of the autonomy of citizens, and in accepting the coercive authority of the government, citizens have relinquished a further aspect of their individual autonomy, namely their individual rights to enforce the contracts that they freely enter in to.
