The phrase "a case of negotiating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific instance or situation that involves negotiation.
Example: "In this project, we encountered a case of negotiating terms that satisfied both parties."
Alternatives: "an instance of negotiation" or "a situation involving negotiation".
"It was obviously just a case of negotiating back and forward and I am delighted to commit my future to the club," said Whittaker.
It's a case of negotiating with the current owners, TBI, thrashing out a deal and working out exactly how many "tens of millions" the airport is worth.
As a teacher, Snowsill is free to play at the moment with schools closed for summer holidays but, for others, it has been a case of negotiating with their employers and, for some, that can mean a financial loss.
But even the case of Detroit was not a "simple" case of negotiating with creditors as would be true of a corporate bankruptcy.
Unfortunately, in the case of negotiating Britain's withdrawal from the EU, it turns out we do need to think about passing laws.
Unable to block the bonus cap, Mr Osborne can only hope for a face-saving tweak: eg, to the share of the bonus that can be deferred, and how this portion should be accounted for in light of the lower value of future payments.Is Britain's debacle a case of poor negotiating tactics, evidence of the exceptionally poisonous politics of bankers' pay or a sign of genuine marginalisation?
Six months later, in January 2008, city lawyers acting on behalf of Mayor Nagin signed a consent decree in Federal District Court neither admitting nor denying responsibility but agreeing to an improved system of notification and public hearings in demolition cases and starting a process of negotiating cash settlements with residents whose properties had been razed.
Marilyn Norcini, University of Pennsylvania Museum, Ethnography of Consent: A case study in negotiating meanings and values across tribal and university cultures.
In this case, the fruits of negotiating an integrative solution with the other party — rather than seeking 218 votes from within a divided conference — are clear.
"Some may see it as an opportunity to strengthen their case in terms of negotiating new contracts, either here or somewhere else, but we won't know that until we sit down and talk to them.
The documents provide a case study of the perils of negotiating from a position of political, military, and, especially, financial weakness, and delineate the conflicts that plagued Spanish-American relations for decades.
