"negotiation time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific period of time during which negotiations take place. Example: "After weeks of tense discussions, both parties finally agreed to a deal during the negotiation time allotted by the mediator."
It's negotiation time, after all".
During our negotiation time he had a guy that wanted to double the money that I was offering, but the guy was in the drug business.
No deal struck before the last minute will be credible as the best deal Republicans could possibly get, because in this negotiation, time is leverage, and if the clock isn't one minute from midnight, that means there's leverage Republicans chose not to use.
With the US farm bill in the final stages of negotiation, time is running out for aid groups and the Obama administration, who are anxious to see changes to the country's international food aid programme, which they say is overdue for reform.
In the past, the NFL has tactically had more bidders than spots come negotiation time.
In the airline business, service disruptions have become the preferred method of leaning on management around contract negotiation time.
The team is hoping to distinguish what they've built by enabling more collaborative and efficient negotiation times through a more streamlined workflow that will hopefully give customers quicker access to financing partners.
"After two years of negotiation, the time has come to deliver".
(In 1979 the matter had again gone into negotiation, this time under Vatican auspices, and in 1984 Chile was awarded sovereignty).
This paper presents a new model for multi-issue negotiation under time constraints in an incomplete information setting.
The crux of the Harvard technique is inventing options, and so preparing for interest-based negotiation takes time and effort.
