The phrase "as negotiated for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to terms or conditions that have been agreed upon during negotiations.
Example: "The contract will be finalized based on the terms as negotiated for during our last meeting."
Alternatives: "as agreed upon" or "as discussed in negotiations".
In June, the city sent a letter to our association, stating that as of July 1, because of budget constraints, they would not provide us with any staff support, such as negotiating for and signing the float contract and getting the riders to the float.
"We do not yet know what the government will set as negotiating objectives for the UK's relationship with the EU after exit," Rogers wrote to staff as he departed.
We do not yet know what the government will set as negotiating objectives for the UK's relationship with the EU after exit.
The business model behind AWAL is a significant pivot on the traditional "lock-in" music label deal in which a financial advance and ongoing support are agreed in return for as much control of an artist's recorded repertoire and associated revenues as can be negotiated, for as long as possible.
As for that "bipartisan process," the White House and Sen. Max Baucus (D-MT) worked endlessly with the bipartisan Gang of Six, threatening to drag down the entire bill as they negotiated for months.
Strict comparisons are impossible, as figures were never negotiated for the complicated system all but agreed in Brussels.
Ms. Whitman, as the front-runner, negotiated for conditions including limiting Mr. Kalanick and potentially reshaping the board of directors.
The out-of-date issue affects only relative cost-data (case-mix), as base rates are negotiated for every year in every state.
Taft, a brilliant jurist as Attorney General, successfully negotiated for bipartisan panel to peacefully settle the controversial Election of 1876.
But they would pay less because his company, HealthAllies, negotiated for them as a group.
