'substantial contracts' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an agreement between two or more parties for the exchange of something of value, such as goods, services, money, or promises. For example: "The company signed a series of substantial contracts with major clients."
Among the handful of companies invited to bid are DynCorp International and Creative Associates International Inc., both of which won substantial contracts in Iraq.
If Exide is criminally indicted, it could also lose its substantial contracts with the federal government to supply batteries, especially for submarines.
Analysis by the Guardian revealed UN agencies have been awarding substantial contracts to Syrian government departments and Syrian businessmen whose companies are under US and EU sanctions.
The company first obtained substantial contracts for its "re-entry centers" in New Jersey in the late 1990s, as state financing began increasing sharply.
Pearson would not say which state commissioners have gone on the trips, but of the 10 whom I was able to identify, at least seven oversee state education departments that have substantial contracts with Pearson.
"It was very clear in the middle of the last decade that Saipem was winning such a large enough number of substantial contracts that in the small world of Algeria watchers and international oil executives it was an issue and a subject of conversation," said Jonathan Marks, a North Africa analyst at Chatham House, a London research institute.
Ayre, however, insists that the timing of a "substantial" contract offer would not have made a difference.
In early 2018, Latimer and Urbahn negotiated a substantial contract for her with Hachette for a book that would offer an extremely critical take on Trump.
Friedman said that it was obvious that Price deserved a "very substantial contract," and that the team would continue to evaluate his status.
It is hard to gauge whether Mr. O'Brien's hundreds of thousands of online fans will help him secure a more substantial contract.
However, with all three of Wigan's senior props – Stuart Fielden, Andy Coley and Iafeta Paleaaesina – coming out of contract this year, Lenagan and his coach, Michael Maguire, are keen to add to their front-row strength, and have therefore made a substantial contract offer.
