The phrase "a local partnership" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collaboration or alliance formed between entities within a specific geographic area.
Example: "The city has established a local partnership with several businesses to promote community development."
Alternatives: "a community partnership" or "a regional collaboration".
Sunderland Arc, the urban regeneration company formed in 2002 by a local partnership to regenerate the city, has had a much broader focus and remit with a clear mandate for redevelopment.
In some countries, the Andersen presence takes the form not of a local partnership but of a franchise agreement, with a local auditor paying a royalty to use the Andersen brand name and to receive referrals from Andersen affiliates elsewhere.
Brewing the company's Impala beer in Mozambique, for example, was done through a local partnership which turned raw cassava into a "cake" that could be transported more easily to its brewery.
Property records indicate the building is owned by a local partnership created through the city's Neighborhood Entrepreneurship Program, which was established in 1994 to rehabilitate neglected city-owned buildings and return them to private neighborhood ownership.
Bull City Fit, a local partnership between Duke Children's Hospital and Durham Parks and Recreation, has been operating since 2012.
3. Look for a local partner: In some countries a local partnership is required.
In addition, we recognize that many of these models may occur on a continuum; for example, an initial "parachute" STEGH may be a portal into the development of a meaningful local partnership that will ultimately have the same considerations as some of the other models described in the framework.
Yates Mill is a product of an extensive local partnership: Wake County manages the visitor center as well as the park, N.C.
"The outcome will be a single local partnership controlling multiple levers for improving health.
Under a new local partnership between traditional birth attendants and midwives, dukuns no longer assist delivery directly.
In particular, we realised the importance of a strong local partnership, based on mutual respect, clear agreed goals of collaboration and shared development interests [ 26, 27], but also the willingness and honesty to question decisions and discuss alternative approaches.
