The phrase "a licensing partner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a company or individual that has the rights to license a product or service from another entity.
Example: "We are currently seeking a licensing partner to help us expand our brand into new markets."
Alternatives: "a licensing associate" or "a licensing collaborator".
She would also like to find a licensing partner to manufacture and sell her merchandise.
It is also in talks with a licensing partner to add a make-up and beauty range next year, and is planning to offer more men's accessories, such as bags and scarves.
(Fosun Media is a licensing partner of Forbes Media).
(Fosun Media is a licensing partner of Forbes Media in China).
Last summer Suri told a German magazine Nokia intends to find a licensing partner to design and build phones this year.
To offer the savings account he wants with full Financial Services Compensation Schemeprotection, Fair Finance will either need a banking licence, and that will take substantially more capital than it currently has, or to find a licensed partner willing to provide the account.
In seven years, Vevo has grown a large following as a licensed partner with YouTube.
It was announced on 19 May 2011 that David Beckham and his business partner, Simon Fuller, would be launching a men's bodywear line, a men's fragrance (with licensing partner Coty, Inc ., and a number of other projects to capitalize on Beckham's worldwide commercial appeal.
Earlier this year, Google landed a "landmark" deal with Global Cricket Ventures, the licensing partner to the Indian Premier League (IPL), which would give them the so rights to live stream cricket matches from the IPL on YouTube.
Ewen Macgregor, licensing partner at the firm, described the application as "unique".
In fact, in the days before the show, which had to be delayed 48 hours, Mr. Costa took responsibility for correcting mistakes apparently made by the company's Italian licensing partner, sewing and finishing some of the clothes himself.
