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"official contract" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a legally binding agreement between parties that has been approved and signed by all involved parties. This term is commonly used in legal and business contexts. Example: "The company's lawyers reviewed and finalized the official contract before presenting it to the new clients for their signature."
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After a contract negotiation, professionals often rely on their lawyers to draw up the official contract.
But after receiving the official contract Tuesday afternoon, Cavs General Manager Jim Paxson quickly matched it.
After reaching a negotiated agreement, professionals often rely on their lawyers to draw up the official contract.
Fie and Mwenchena signed an official contract six years ago, just before Fie was drafted to a Ghanaian club team.
A South African air-conditioner salesman, Marius Calitz, says he will not accept any official contract because "they have no money".
But their official contract for $2,700 a year from a nearby artisanal ice cream shop is causing political problems for the prime minister, and something of a boom for the shop.
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Businesses often complain that only insiders win official contracts.
It also awarded official contracts to Afrikaner banks and insurance companies.
The company plans to obtain official contracts after production begins on the Model S, which is scheduled for the middle of this year.
The vast majority of the 300 or so employees, despite the official, contracted hours being 10-6, incarcerathemselveslves before 8am and rarely left before 7.
A temporary co-development project between a management company and a series of design shops and restaurants, as it said on the official contracts?
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