The phrase "are negotiated through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes or agreements that involve negotiation, typically in contexts such as business, diplomacy, or legal matters.
Example: "The terms of the contract are negotiated through discussions between both parties to ensure mutual agreement."
Alternatives: "are discussed via" or "are settled through".
Unlike face-to-face bargaining over a dodgy motor, deals are negotiated through an intermediary.
"Gossip is so important: power relationships are negotiated through gossip," said Professor Tannen, author of "I Only Say This Because I Love You".
Her most recent work focuses on how questions of First Nations sovereignty, cultural identity, and nationhood are negotiated through performances in the particular context of Quebec, a province whose national aspirations have often occupied center stage.
The manuscript examines how ideas about Africa and its place in the world are negotiated through visual and material forms and practices along the cloth's path from design studio to dressed bodies.
Sociologists consider consumption to be a key class marker and believe that class positions are negotiated through consumption in complex and often paradoxical ways.
The reciprocal Foci and Nimbi of the two interacting entities, thus obtained using these providers, are negotiated through functions which produces observable items.
For the time being in Cairo the two delegations are negotiating, through Egyptian mediators.
Prosecutors are negotiating through intermediaries with Hussein Salem, a longtime Mubarak confidant who grew rich buying industrial assets at derisory prices.
This remains a political values-based decision to be negotiated through the receiving multi-level water governance system.
Those benefits should be negotiated through collective bargaining, not mandated by the Legislature.
Mr. Summers agreed with commission recommendations that the raises be negotiated through collective bargaining with unions.
