The phrase "finalise a contract" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, typically when discussing the completion or conclusion of a contractual agreement or negotiation. Example: "After weeks of negotiations, we were finally able to finalise a contract with our new supplier."
French diplomats said Egyptian authorities and France's BEA air accident investigation agency were finalising a contract with two French companies, Mauritius-based Deep Ocean Search and Alseamar.
Jordan, a close and longstanding friend of Evans, is understood to be close to finalising a contract to join the new-look BBC2 motoring show.
The second firm likely to be involved is Mauritius-based Deep Ocean Search, with which France and Egypt are finalising a contract, according to French diplomatic sources.
It complains that finalising a contract for each service put out to tender can take NHS commissioners anything from three weeks to 22 months.
Two UK businesses were registered with Companies House in June: Point72 Europe Londonn) and Point72 UK. Green Property said it has finalised a contract with Point 72 for 7,000sq ft of office space.
Kevin Pietersen struck his first deal in his new life as a freelance cricketer on Monday when he finalised a contract to play for Surrey in the rebranded Twenty20 Blast this summer.
"As I have said before, I am completely overwhelmed by all of the support I have received". The Knights and McKinnon were in the middle of finalising a contract extension prior to his injury.
Guardian Australia also revealed in February that the Australian government gave $21.5m to Pacific International hospital to run healthcare on Manus for 10 months without finalising a proper contract.
After weeks of rumours, leading British agency Curtis Brown has confirmed that it is close to finalising a partnership contract with giant American agency ICM International Creative Managementt).
