The phrase "additional negotiations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to further discussions or bargaining that may take place after an initial agreement or conversation.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, we believe that additional negotiations are necessary to reach a satisfactory agreement for both parties."
Alternatives: "further discussions" or "supplementary negotiations".
Today, he said that the Acambis contract has been expanded to 54 million doses, and that his department was conducting additional negotiations with Acambis, as well as negotiating with Merck & Company, one of the major vaccine makers in the United States.
South Korea eventually compromised and addressed U.S. worries on cars through additional negotiations.
It is likely to undergo many months, perhaps years, of additional negotiations before it emerges in any internationally enforceable form.
"There has to be additional negotiations to come up with a better and fair settlement," he said.
Those with divorced parents are assured of having quite a few more hours of anxiety as they engage in additional negotiations with them.
Although the Madrid talks themselves failed to achieve a substantive agreement, they were valuable in paving the way for additional negotiations.
There is no additional negotiation".
These proposals, however, require to send additional negotiation messages for the channel reservation.
In order to speed up the progress on highly technical issues, such as methodological questions on REDD+ and the details of a global architecture for climate financing, a permanent expert body operating under the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA), could provide for additional negotiation space (see e.g. [31]).
In order to speed up the progress on highly technical issues, such as methodological questions on REDD+ and the details of a global architecture for climate financing, a permanent expert body operating under the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA), could provide for additional negotiation space (see e.g. [ 31]).
As with Saturn, prices are listed, though state regulations usually allow only the dealer's invoice and sticker prices, or "average" local prices, putting off any additional price negotiations until the dealer and customer meet.
