"a partner organization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means an organization that works together or collaborates with another organization towards a common goal or project. Example: Our company has formed a partnership with a local NGO, serving as a partner organization in implementing social welfare programs in the community.
Meanwhile, Creation Summit's Smith says the group is trying to find a partner organization to help them organize a similar event at University of Texas, Arlington.
Harvard's program places third-year students in a partner organization, much as medical schools place interns.
Last week, two members of the World Food Program's staff and a colleague who worked for a partner organization were killed in Mataban, in central Somalia.
A partner organization of Cetusa in Costa Rica had assured him he would earn back the $4,000 he borrowed from his parents to pay airfare and charges by Cetusa for his visa and their fees, Mr. Torres said.
Also last week, two staff members of the World Food Program and a colleague with a partner organization were killed in the town of Mataban, in central Somalia, according to the organization.
Concertgoers received free tickets by enrolling an e-mail address with Global Citizen and then performing certain actions through the Web site, including watching videos, spreading information via social media and doing something for a partner organization.
Besnati Mbesa, a volunteer with a local partner organization, has been running a children's play group and school programme since the beginning of April, with the support of UNICEF.
She even went to the local school where a magician hired by a UNICEF partner organization, the Nepali Technical Assistance Group, performed a play explaining the importance of vitamin A. Vitamin A is essential for the functioning of the immune system.
During her second antenatal visit, she was introduced to a PMTCT group organized by mothers2mothers, a UNICEF partner organization supporting pregnant women living with HIV and new mothers in eight African countries.
At a school that Ms. Coomaraswamy visited in Zaitoun, a neighborhood east of Gaza City, Almaza Hilmi Al Samuni, 13, was attending a counselling session held by a UNICEF partner organization, the Palestinian Centre for Democracy and Conflict Resolution.
Edward is studying civil engineering in a university six hours from where he grew up, and working with a group called GEM, Girls Education Movement, a UNICEF partner organization, to promote the importance of education for girls in Uganda.
