Currently, in the mid-to long-term electricity trading market in China, trading is conducted on a daily basis within the month. Given the relatively independent nature of the China Electricity Trading Center and the electricity dispatching agency, it is difficult to perform daily safety checks and achieve effective institutional cooperation. This paper analyzes the impact of mid-to long-term physical contracts on the dispatching feasible domain and proposes a model based on a safe-constrained unit combination. With the objective of maximizing the tradable electricity, the proposed method considers various constraints, including system balance, network, unit operation, and electricity consumption during specific time periods. By calculating the tradable electricity limits, the proposed method establishes the market boundary prior to the monthly trading, thereby improving the feasibility of the results.