"straightforward contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a contract that is clear, easy to understand, and does not have any complicated or confusing language. Example: "We have drafted a straightforward contract outlining the terms and conditions of our business partnership. It clearly states the responsibilities and obligations of both parties."
(The rates for American Express and Discover are more straightforward, because they contract directly with merchants).
RH, London Your treatment is nothing short of disgraceful, and appears to be a straightforward breach of contract.
What had been conceived as a straightforward comparison of contracting practice in contrasting national cases, ended up providing a snapshot of two systems in transition and raised the question of what contracting practices in the late 2000s might teach us about the prospects of the latest NHS reforms.
THE social contract was straightforward when Jane Austen examined the manners and mores of upper-class England nearly 200 years ago.
"It's a very straightforward application of longstanding contract principles," Hoffman said.
While it is straightforward to design an incentive contract, such a contract may be incapable of achieving the federally mandated objective of no net loss of wetland functions through wetland mitigation; there may be failure of contract design or execution.
In terms of investment criteria, German Startups Group is on the lookout for "disruptive innovations for products or business models, high scalability and entrepreneurial talent", and for those who apply, it also promises "straightforward and standardized investment contracts", whatever that means.
While the underlying transaction reflected by a real estate contract is relatively straightforward -- with a seller agreeing to sell and a buyer agreeing to buy a particular piece of property for an agreed-upon price -- real estate lawyers caution that those twists and turns along the way can be formidable, unexpected and at times costly.
Brisbane Broncos chief executive Bruno Cullen announced that contract negotiations were "straightforward" and there was never any doubt that Hunt wanted to stay at the Broncos.
