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Antonia Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

achieve goals/meet objectives

Hello!

Can you tell me please, which one of the two is better in the sententence:

Integrative negotiation, later popularly called win-win approach, refers to a process of discussion by which the agreement is reached that achieves/fullfils goals of the both sides/ which meets objectives of both sides.

Can I use mutual here to economize? If you have any suggestions, please let me know.

Thank you
  

Top answer

'Mutual' will not work so well here, without a major revision of the sentence. I can't find a good argument here for preferring one choice over the other. Be careful with 'the'.

— Davkett

  • 'Mutual' will not work so well here, without a major revision of the sentence.
  • I can't find a good argument here for preferring one choice over the other.
  • Be careful with 'the'.
  • called the "win-win" approach') The choices are: 1.
  • achieves the goals of both sides 2.
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'Mutual' will not work so well here, without a major revision of the sentence.

I can't find a good argument here for preferring one choice over the other.

Be careful with 'the'. ('...called the "win-win" approach')

The choices are:

1. achieves the goals of both sides

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I vote for "meets the objectives". You can also rephrase in active voice: "a process by which both sides reach an agreement ...", something of that nature.

CJ
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Thank you Davkett and Calif Jim. I think the sentence will work much better in active voice.
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I think I have met objectives very good

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Obtain information and verify it to specify the required tasks to Achieve the objectives
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