The phrase "a negotiating system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a structured method or framework for conducting negotiations.
Example: "The company implemented a negotiating system to streamline discussions with potential partners and improve outcomes."
Alternatives: "a bargaining framework" or "a negotiation process".
CAMH and UNAN-León's collaborative process is based on international promising practices, specifically sustainability, negotiating, system change, local relevance, participation, and clearly-defined common objectives (23).
According to Antoine Doré, a sociologist at France's National Research Institute of Science and Technology for Environment and Agriculture, public policymakers must "invent negotiating systems to address such issues, opening the way for a 'bearable compromise'.
Before considering fundamental changes to the negotiated system that has served this country quite well for many years, it would be wise to discover whether our current copyright system can adapt to effectively compete with free.
...this generation represents an epic shift in the way young people get involved, spend money, work together, and negotiate systems.
Additionally, this strategy may have broader potential applicability to other populations who face similar challenges with health literacy and inequitable barriers to access and negotiate systems of care.
Esquerra Unida says contracts were given to him via "an unpublicised negotiating system establishing his payments as a percentage of the final cost of each project, which doubled or tripled in respect to the original budgets".
He also said that the entire negotiating system was flawed, because delegates are debating about how to reduce emissions instead of how to create more clean energy.
For services that are vital to Britain's economy, she would like to achieve deep access to European markets, probably by negotiating a system under which each side recognizes the other's regulatory systems.
Anthem, based in Indianapolis, is currently negotiating a system of rewards for meeting clinical standards that will be paid to several hundred hospitals in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, according to Dr. Samuel Nussbaum, executive vice president of Anthem.
Mr Mazowiecki was a firm believer in a negotiated transition from the communist system.
