"through contracting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an agreement or arrangement between two or more parties. For example, "The two parties agreed to the terms of the contract through contracting."
A total of 1,870 jobs have been eliminated since the Tribune Company acquisition, half through contracting out functions like distribution and some of the rest through a voluntary retirement program.
While most people grasp the basic state pension, hardly anyone has a clue about the state second pension (S2P), still less the complicated way in which it can be supplied by private providers through "contracting out".
Janitors, security guards, shuttle drivers, landscape workers, cafeteria workers and others who provide direct services to these high-tech firms through contracting arrangements often experience low-wages and insecure working conditions.
Silicon Valley technology industries contract workforce assessment, studying the largely invisible contract workforce: janitors, security guards, shuttle drivers, landscape workers, cafeteria workers and other who provide direct services to the high-tech firms through contracting arrangements.
The structure of voucher programmes means that they are able to leverage and increase capacity through contracting service providers from public, private for profit and non-profit providers, in the absence of a policy framework for public-private partnership arrangements.
If this rent figure is exceeded, e.g. through contracting on the installation of a wall display or solar PV panels, these tenants will no longer receive the rental subsidy.
They are permitted to go abroad only on group tours arranged through contracted travel agents.
Health insurance companies have been able to take over control of medicine through contracted arrangements with doctors.
Many clients receive additional support in the form of rehabilitation programming or housing through contracted agencies.
Acute stress could promote atherogenesis through contracted PV and subsequent exposure of the endothelium to clotting activity.
(h)Review and justification of pass-through contracts.
