The phrase "allow time to negotiate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for sufficient time to engage in negotiations or discussions.
Example: "In order to reach a fair agreement, we must allow time to negotiate the terms effectively."
Alternatives: "provide time for negotiation" or "give time to negotiate".
The White House said forestalling Iran would allow time to negotiate a more comprehensive and difficult agreement, one intended to end all of Iran's production of new nuclear material.
News of Oreo's death provoked angry reactions among supporters who had been frantically lobbying the A.S.P.C.A. to delay the euthanasia and allow time to negotiate a deal to transfer Oreo to an animal sanctuary in the Hudson Valley.
The deal is intended to allow time to negotiate a comprehensive agreement on the nuclear program.
Varoufakis does not want an extension of the bailout, but has proposed a bridging program until the end of May to allow time to negotiate a new deal.
It also allows time to negotiate cross licenses, he said.
28 29 Police undercover operations further reduce the safety of sex workers as initial interactions with clients focus on determining that sex workers are not undercover police officers, rather than allowing time to negotiate the details of the transaction, including condom use, type of service and price.
But many Democrats and some Republicans want a one- or three-month renewal of the law to allow more time to negotiate the proposed four-year extension after Congress's winter recess.
Ukrainian officials said an unseasonably warm winter had already reduced demand for gas and would allow them some time to negotiate.
Boehner (R-Ohio) said Wednesday that there was "widespread support" among House Republicans to approve a stopgap bill well into the fall to allow for more time to negotiate final budget numbers with President Obama.
On Feb. 1, a judge delayed a hearing in the criminal case to Feb. 24 to allow the parties time to negotiate.
