The phrase "a partnership enabling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collaborative relationship that allows or facilitates certain actions or outcomes.
Example: "We are excited to announce a partnership enabling us to expand our services to new markets."
Alternatives: "a collaboration that allows" or "a partnership that facilitates".
This became a fruitful partnership, enabling Wedgwood to become a master of current pottery techniques.
The take-away is that companies need to be rigorous about the specific business value any partnership enables.
The county's Recycling Office has joined the "Earth's 911," a nationwide environmental hot line and a free public-private partnership enabling county residents to get access to recycling and waste reduction facts and data.
The triplex network can thus be considered as an effective form of corporative partnership enabling quick transmission and commercialization of knowledge.
Examples of recent research topics include street-lighting PPPs, state-level public-private partnership enabling laws, project bundling and PPPs, and new types of public-private partnerships.
The combination of flexible resources within a long-term partnership enabled Theme project planning.
A community-academic partnership enabled the successful recruitment, intervention, and assessment of Latinos at risk of diabetes with a one-year study retention rate of 93%.
"This educational partnership enables a digital environment for learning and networking and allows us to offer professional growth to our employees, " says Marc Nance, Boeing director for competitiveness and integration.
"This partnership enables a broad feature set for mobile banking to be delivered to a wide set of financial institutions in an on-demand, trusted managed service".
This new partnership enables Blair, a wig artist who handles measurements and alterations, and Balch, a cosmetologist who oversees the hairpieces' cuts, color and styling, to continue helping people.
