The phrase "a partnered" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where "partnered" is intended as an adjective, but it is more common to use "partnered" without the article "a."
Example: "They are a partnered couple who run a successful business together."
Alternatives: "a partnered relationship" or "a joint partnership."
Adherence support provided by a partner and/or by being in a partnered relationship is likely enhanced when the relationship is stable.
Of the total sample, 57% were partnered and 43% were not in a partnered relationship.
The International Security Assistance Force said in a statement that the four soldiers were killed "by enemy forces during a partnered operation".
It states, for example, that it "reconfirms" a call to bishops "to exercise restraint" by not consenting to the consecration of a partnered gay bishop.
Now readers can learn about the fulfilling and successful life of a partnered gay man who lifts his voice in opera.
Goffs School, Hertfordshire: a leadership academy that will help students develop confidence and leadership skills through building projects in a partnered Ghanian school.
Tuttle and Reeder, in the work's central pas de deux, prepare for a big partnered turn that never happens; later, Tuttle does a big, gorgeous développé that at its apex shrugs into something hyperextended and grotesque.
Another, a happily partnered woman, suggested that you "Look for people who like older people and enjoy being with them.
Improvisation is conceptualized as a responsive, partnered activity through which teachers and children generate meaning and knowledge together.
It also offers students the option of transferring to a dozen partnered schools; New York University and Columbia University are not on that list.
We aggregate these data at the county-level, expressing either the number of females or males living in a same-sex partnered relationship within a household in relation to the female or male adult population of the county.
