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The phrase "are negotiating for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing discussions or bargaining for something, typically in a business or legal context.
Example: "The two companies are negotiating for a merger that could benefit both parties."
Alternatives: "are in talks for" or "are discussing terms for".
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"It leads us into the negotiation so that we guarantee that... while we are negotiating for the tougher provisions, they will not grow the programme and their capacity to threaten Israel," he said.
Several are negotiating for large amounts of office space.
The public will then know what you are negotiating for.
"It's almost as if they are negotiating for everybody.
a At the timea of writing they are negotiating for the purchase of a rice mill.
After the judgment, the trust's administrators are negotiating for a buyer.
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Employees at the same level receive identical salaries, and raises are negotiated for the entire team.
In developing a trade agreement, the provisions are negotiated for each chapter.
"We have been negotiating for the past 50 years, negotiation after negotiation without any results".
"Before, we were negotiating for a state.
The two companies have been negotiating for several weeks.
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