The phrase "and negotiates with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is discussing the act of negotiating with a specific party or entity.
Example: "The company seeks a partner who understands the market and negotiates with a clear strategy."
Alternatives: "and engages in negotiations with a" or "and discusses terms with a".
The second level of the social context in the model of Athanasopoulou and Selsky (2015) is the organizational context within which an organization interacts and negotiates with a broad set of stakeholders to proactively shape its CSR strategies (Basak Ucanok, 2017).
Pablo is pretty wealthy at the start of Episode 1, but the accumulation of his ridiculous levels of wealth is covered in one of those montages where stacks of money are shown in rooms, and a voiceover says stuff like "A week later, Pablo would be importing 600 million tons of cocaine an hour into Miami," while Pablo stands next to a Cessna airplane and negotiates with a goofy-looking pilot.
So then one comes and negotiates with a woman and he takes you.
How can you turn around and negotiate with a group that engages in atrocities?
Urban parks can provide a vital locality where everyday experiences are shared and negotiated with a variety of people.
We received $1 million in funding and negotiated with a local Afghan construction company to build the road.
Mr. Abbas's challenge is to get the support of the whole Palestinian population and negotiate with a united front.
He did not believe he could return to college for his senior year, because he had already retained an agent and negotiated with a major league team.
At the time, he was running the Asian operations of BOC, a multinational British gases firm, and negotiating with a headhunter about becoming a non-executive director of GKN, a British engineering company.
DOUTHAT: I guess that's my question is, how much do you expect to be able to both run an administration and negotiate with a Republican-led Congress as a different kind of Republican.
A nonstop whirlwind of multitasking, the gig involves organizing multiple orders, communicating with the kitchen, counting money and negotiating with a stream of customers who range from polite and coherent to angry and inebriated –– all for a minimum-wage reward.
