The phrase "at the negotiation table" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a situation where parties are discussing terms or making agreements, often in a formal context.
Example: "Both sides are committed to finding a resolution and are willing to meet at the negotiation table to discuss their differences."
Alternatives: "in negotiations" or "during talks".
"All other things can be negotiated and discussed at the negotiation table.
One was an attempted ceasefire, while two others fell over at the negotiation table.
Put an end to it at the negotiation table and not in the battlefields and in terror-stricken streets".
We need to be aware of to ensure we aren't selling ourselves short at the negotiation table.
"The enmity and grievances harbored by each side toward the other can only be solved and resolved through hours of intensive labour at the negotiation table.
It was designed to punish us, initially, for not supporting the county executive, and then it just rolled over to having us succumb at the negotiation table.
And tonight's decision is part of the latest maneuvering, a move that aims to pressure Israel to consider the consequences of a failure at the negotiation tables.
It's odd to see O2 mentioned as one of the companies who's sitting at the negotiation tables, and I consider Microsoft and Cisco to be more likely buyers.
Throughout the spring, she continuously urged Iran to return to the negotiation table, while at the same time maintaining that her approach included both carrots and sticks – supporting UN sanctions and then coordinating unilateral EU economic measures against Iran.
"What caused the enemy to sit at the negotiations table was the nation of Iran's defense capabilities, which we hope to guard," he said on December 12th in a speech at a congress for the Martyrs of Scientific Jihad.
Mushir al-Masri, a Hamas official, said in a telephone interview that the agenda of the visit should be "discussed when the factions meet at the negotiations table, not before".
