"mediating with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of negotiating or intervening between two parties in order to resolve a conflict or reach a compromise. Example: The manager was skilled at mediating with her team whenever conflicts arose, finding a fair and peaceful solution for all involved.
Barristers are technically self-employed; their clerks are responsible for mediating with clients.
Their final communication came not long after Kassig's execution, when Maqdisi once again found himself mediating with Isis.
Skidmore Owings & Merrill, which is expected to take the lead role in the project, is highly valued for its skill in mediating with these groups.
Local authorities are increasingly using informal homelessness relief to keep at-risk families off the streets by providing financial support and debt advice or by mediating with landlords, none of which appears in the headline statistics.
A tribal leader said he was mediating with Isis in a "bid to spare blood and make things safer for the employees of the crossing.
Courtesy David Ostwald As Martin later learned, the letter had been smuggled out of Theresienstadt by his father's cousin Dr. Felix Bachmann, whose family, mediating with large sums, had miraculously obtained his release from Theresienstadt in 1944, according to Martin's annotations.
Barclay helped to mediate with the team when a parent was divisive and refused mediation herself.
No mediator could help Mr. Nunez, because there was no one to mediate with; his former friend had failed to appear.
Halifax, the Holy Fox, wanted Mussolini to mediate with Hitler.
The bishop has offered to mediate with the government to secure Sala's release.
To have teeth, it needs to be underpinned by statute, with a press ombudsman to mediate with the public.
