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"we contracted for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where two parties have entered into an agreement/contract. For example: "We contracted for the painting of the house, and now the job is complete."
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We contracted for product and we aired as much of it as we could".
"There are documents that explicitly show the medications that Manny was using to treat his shoulder and it was fully disclosed with Usada, which we contracted for this fight".
'There are documents that explicitly show the medications that Manny was using to treat his shoulder and it was fully disclosed with USADA, which we contracted for this fight.' 'This is a frivolous lawsuit and we are confident it will be dismissed,' he added.
In this study we contracted for 700,000 e-mail invitations to be sent out but we do not have data to compare the characteristics of participants to those who were invited to participate.
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We were contracted for three albums, so after the first one, Electra decides we're gonna do the second album in their LA studios, so we head out there.
Fortunately, we also contracted for HBO, allowing us to watch "The Sopranos" and enjoy its strong writing, compelling characters and narrative tension.
"We have seldom resorted to a legal course of action with our prospective authors who don't write the books we have contracted for," Random House has said about the P Diddy case, which is reassuring for the rest of us.
CB: I know the team we've contracted for that is ShotSpotter.
"We are contracted for 15 months," Kleva said.
We were contracted for 12!" His solution was to alternate issues that dealt with the overall plot of the series with origin issues for the characters.
So we're contracted for one more album with Electra, but Iggy got it in his mind, 'cause he always used to look up to the MC5 guys, that he didn't want to do any more with Electra.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com