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The phrase "a margin of negotiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the flexibility or leeway available in a negotiation process.
Example: "In our discussions, we should aim to establish a margin of negotiation to ensure both parties feel satisfied with the outcome."
Alternatives: "room for negotiation" or "leeway in negotiations".
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Actual closing prices may be 15 percent less as sellers are tending to leave themselves a margin for negotiation when setting asking prices, he noted.
In a recent survey, Kandaharis favored negotiations with the Taliban by a margin of 19 to 1 over continued fighting.
Even in down rounds at solid companies there doesn't seem to be anything near a margin of safety that Klarman or Buffett would expect — nor do modest valuation negotiations create such a margin of safety for top venture firms that can pull off such negotiations.
With only a handful of plants yet to weigh in on the contract, it was passing by a margin of 5,800 votes, according to an update released through the union's official Facebook page dedicated to negotiations with Ford.
Is there a margin of error?
Polls have a margin of error (duh).
–Demand a margin of safety.
It passed by a margin of 219 212.
By a margin of six-to-one.
It's not a margin of error.
Clinton lost Wisconsin by a margin of 0.8percentt, while Feingold lost by a margin of 3.4percentt.
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