'exclusivity contract' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a type of contract in which an agreement is made that a person or company will only pursue certain activities or work with certain people or organizations. For example: "The two companies signed an exclusivity contract to ensure that they would not work with any other companies for the duration of their partnership."
For example, Orbitz has entered into an exclusivity contract with Travelport, whereby Orbitz is required to use Travelport "exclusively" as its GDS provider for North American air travel bookings through 2014.
The Jets liked Huddle so much that they signed an exclusivity contract to be the only American Football Conference East team to use it this season.
A spokesman said the company was "evaluating options for next steps regarding the exclusivity contract," adding that the company had already invested more than $50 million in the program.
In the biggest news in free agency since that other guy, the basketball player, Mr. Kobayashi has refused to sign an exclusivity contract with Major League Eating, the sanctioning body of the Nathan's event and dozens of other eating contests a year.
That said, there's reason to believe that Apple may be finally ready to move away from its exclusivity contract.
It wasn't clear if Zynga had an exclusivity contract with Facebook for its most popular titles like CityVille and FarmVille.
The UK-based group claims Telefónica forced mobile phone retailers to sign exclusivity contracts in the late 1990s.
The two companies had entered a partnership under a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) and Ecotricity alleged Tesla was asking motorway services operator Welcome Break to break off exclusivity contracts with Ecotricity and sign with Tesla instead.
Exclusivity contracts lock up a lot of traditional concerts and sporting events with established ticketers.
Our equilibrium analysis reveals that the equilibrium allocation only depends on the number of HMOs in the case of exclusivity contracts between HMOs and providers.
Because there's no unions or exclusivity contracts, taxi drivers can use it as a secondary system.
