"set up a contract" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to establish or create a legally binding agreement between parties. Example: The two companies agreed to set up a contract outlining the terms of their partnership.
You've set up a contract between yourself and the reader.
We've had very preliminary conversations with the Red Sox..". Ramirez might have floated the idea that he wouldn't play in New York to set up a contract extension if the Mets did want to trade for him.
It has sold some of its software to Dow AgroSciences, and set up a contract research arm in Indianapolis.
If you want to set up a contract for one or two years, do you want to buy the software for that period?
Users can set up a contract to include payments to charities if they fail to meet their contracts, and friends can be used to make the final call on the result as well, reducing the chance that users will lie about the result of a contract.
For your new project, you can set up a contract and seek pledges from the community.
The difficulty of course is that's just going to create a massive amount of avoidance, and it's going to make people do uneconomic things, you know, make them create corporations and put money in corporations and set up partnerships and, you know, for example, leave a corporation and just set up a contracting relationship.
Surrogate Parents: AB 1707 by Assemblywoman Jean M. Moorhead (D-Citrus Heights) would set up a contracting process for childless couples who wish to use surrogate services, such as artificial insemination, in order to become parents.
The PU offers its prices for accessing unused spectrum and customers set up a short term contract with the PU.
When setting up a contract or undertaking referencing, for instance, we are doing it for that specific individual.
In setting up a contract, argues the World Bank's John Briscoe, "issues that have long been submerged will be brought into the glare of public scrutiny: what is the service level to be provided?
