The phrase "eroded contract" can be used in written English, and it is correct grammatically.
You can use it when discussing a contract that has been weakened or damaged over time, either due to neglect or changing circumstances. Example: "The eroded contract between the two companies led to confusion and disagreements over the terms of their partnership." In this sentence, "eroded contract" refers to a contract that has become less effective or less clear due to neglect or changes in the business relationship.
The past few years have seen a number of significant social, economic, environmental and climatic changes in Syria that have eroded the social contract between citizen and government..
These volcanic belchings, which have bubbled up from beneath the underlying Nazca Plate, are gradually moving to the east, eroding and contracting as they do so until they disappear beneath the waves to join the submarine Carnegie Ridge.
Pilots objected that the move of staff to Transavia would erode existing contracts.
Rather than protecting consumers, many major legacy carriers have been eroding their contracts outside of the flying public's view.
"This is really in a way a cautionary tale about the social contract and when portions of the social contract are eroded, to such an extent like they were in New York City in the 1970s, then a spark, some inciting incident can happen that really starts to break down society.
The doctor-patient relationship, built on trust, will be eroded from the social contract and the rights of the patient to the "sales contract" and the rights of the "consumer".
Further, contract labour eroded the social and civil structures, giving rise to numerous and usually very poor female-headed households in the "homelands" and the urban peripheries.
This is poisonous: if any racial group distrusts the enforcers of the law, it erodes the social contract.
In Monday's split decision, the province's top court argued that the five-year limit under Canadian law was reasonable and that allowing all expatriates to vote would erode the "social contract" between the resident voter and Parliament.
Storms swirl, hurricanes rage, landscapes erode, ice caps contract.
