The phrase "as leverage with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the use of something as a means to gain an advantage or influence in a situation or negotiation.
Example: "The company used its strong market position as leverage with potential investors to secure better funding terms."
Alternatives: "as a bargaining chip with" or "as a tool for negotiation with".
It also gives Barnes & Noble the chance to use its position as leverage with publishers and landlords.
"Health insurance providers could theoretically start to use the program as leverage" with a company, he said.
"We were trying to use that as leverage with the party [to act] and I talked to [then party president] Ros Scott about that," she said.
The Seahawks are also looking for a general manager, and Holmgren could be using his interest in Cleveland as leverage with Seattle.
"We were trying to use that as leverage with the party [to act] and I talked to [the then party president] Ros Scott about that," she said.
For a time the government in Damascus used him and his guerillas as leverage with Turkey, especially in disputes over water.
Case officers at the independent Humanitarian Law Center, who monitored virtually every trial at the time, suggested that Mr. Kostunica had sought to use the prisoners as leverage in negotiations with the West over Kosovo and over cooperation with the United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
"You don't have as much leverage with some of the all-new models like the Audi A4, Jaguar XF, Lincoln MKS and BMW 1 Series," says Tom Libby, senior director at J.D. Power and Associates and the Power Information Network.
"The packaged goods companies would be remiss if they didn't establish these relationships while retailers need them," said Jupiter e-commerce analyst Ken Cassar, "because later down the road manufacturers won't have as much leverage with these sites".
Using your own weight as leverage helps with shifting the patient.
UGC is the core of why so many people are on these sites and without the eyeballs, the tech platforms don't have as much negotiating leverage with Hollywood.
