The phrase "a negotiation framework" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the structure or guidelines that govern a negotiation process.
Example: "In order to reach a successful agreement, we need to establish a negotiation framework that outlines the key terms and conditions."
Alternatives: "a negotiation structure" or "a bargaining framework."
A negotiation framework based on the Contract Net approach supports communication between the distributed sensing processes.
In a joint statement, local government unions stressed that they were signing off on a negotiation framework and not a final deal, which would have to be voted on by members.
Unison, the GMB and Unite have agreed a negotiation framework on changes to the local government fund, but the accord is awaiting the formal approval of the communities secretary, Eric Pickles.
Chris' research will form the basis of his master's thesis at the Fletcher School, in which he seeks to build a negotiation framework for mitigating conflict over natural resources.
These four styles fit into a negotiation framework I created called the Boxer, Broker or Backer system.
It will see the election of a representative body by mid-2019 that will design a treaty negotiation framework to ratify agreements with the Indigenous community.
Based on business negotiation strategies, the researchers designed a "cyber negotiation" framework, published recently in the Journal of Cyber Policy, that details a step-by-step process for what to do before, during, and after an attack.
We have devised a cyber negotiation framework that can help organizations reduce their cyber risks and bolster their cyber resilience.
While having a plan may seem obvious, it surprises me that less than 5% of companies have a consistent negotiation framework across the enterprise.
In addition, the procedural delays at the Council could provide the time for an alternative negotiation framework to mature.
This paper proposes a risky project negotiation framework, comprising fuzzy real options, ordered weighted averaging (OWA), and the graph model of conflict resolution (GMCR).
