"firm contact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "firm contact" to refer to a steady and secure connection between two people, businesses, or other entities. For example, "We need to establish a firm contact with our supplier if we want to make sure we have reliable access to the materials we need."
She tells me to make sure I am making firm contact with the sensors, so I press down hard for good measure.
The keeper fails to make firm contact and directs the ball towards Bale, who attempts to slash the ball back over the keeper's head and into the net from 40 yards... but he fails to find the target.
William Henry Fitzjohn, of Sierra Leone, felt that it is often hard to establish firm contact with the the people in this country who provide the money for various African investments.
The proportional lengths of the thumb and other fingers give us an opposable thumb with precise, firm contact between its tip and the ends of each of the other fingers.
To make sure you're getting a professional-quality massage, Ms. Werner said, "look for someone who is pushing off with the back leg as they work, using all their body weight, and making firm contact.
It is tempting to conclude he must have been confused by the sensation of his bat striking his pad simultaneously, although the suspicion is it would take a set of anaesthetic injections in both hands for a batsman to be unaware of such firm contact with the ball.
So Isenberg was not surprised when the firm contacted him.
Ted Ayoub, one of the last employees of the firm, contacted the Society of Architectural Historians, which in turn contacted the State Historic Preservation Office in Michigan.
A claims-handling firm contacted by NatWest said it had contested the claim for repairs from the third party.
2. Check if the firm contacting you is regulated by either the Financial Conduct Authority or the Pensions Regulator.
According to the indictment, the firm contacted consumers by phone as well as by mail and promised to reduce their debts, typically by 45 percent.
