The phrase "personal negotiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of negotiating an agreement, arrangement, or settlement with another individual on a personal level. For example, "The two parties were able to come to an agreement through personal negotiation."
Following his personal negotiation of the surrender of Kandahar, Karzai agreed that the Taliban should hand over control of the city to Mullah Naqib Ullah, who has enjoyed good relations with them for years.
"We must never squander the trust of our allies and the respect for our highest office by promising that the president will embark on an open-ended, unconditional personal negotiation with a dictator responsible for running an international criminal enterprise, a covert nuclear weapons program and a massive system of gulags,'' Mr. McCain and Mr. Lieberman said in the article.
Cost is more a matter of personal negotiation or cultural traditions: in Germany hitchhiking is usually free of charge, while in Fiji it is more common to pay a standard bus fare to a driver.
Weeks of delicate personal negotiation with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger - "he could run a poker school in Govan", joked Ferguson - ended with Van Persie arriving at Old Trafford for £24m.
A personal negotiation unfolds throughout the 17 hours of awake time as I attempt to carve out the space to do what I love best.
It is a story with twists and turns that included 10 rounds of talks by full-time negotiators in Geneva but ultimately kept coming around to intense personal negotiations between Mr. Obama and Mr. Medvedev, who met or talked by telephone 14 times to hash through disputes.
But the depth of the personal negotiations between Mr. Biden and Mr. McConnell was remarkable.
The common theme was that, one way or another, cycling entailed personal negotiations with notions of femininity, whether accepting them, challenging them or reaching an accommodation with them.
West Brom, 11 places above them in the league, declined the offer, prompting the undignified spectacle of Mr Odemwingie hotfooting it down from the Black Country to try and conduct personal negotiations.
The allies' dispute over how and how long to hold suspected insurgents has led to personal negotiations between President Obama and Mr. Karzai in recent days, while the video parody of the Prophet Muhammad has cast a long shadow over relations between the two countries.
Gandhi, who called the untouchables "Children of God" (Harijans), agreed after prolonged personal negotiations with Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar (1891 1956), a leader of the untouchables, to reserve many more seats for them than the British had promised, as long as they remained within the "Hindu" majority fold.
