The phrase "a partnership that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a collaborative relationship that provides certain permissions or opportunities.
Example: "We have established a partnership that allows us to share resources and expertise for mutual benefit."
Alternatives: "a collaboration that enables" or "a partnership that permits".
"The engagement with America is already complete," said Sunil Bharti Mittal, whose company, Bharti Enterprises, has entered into a partnership that allows Wal-Mart into the Indian market.
The Big East and the Big 12 could engage in talks about a partnership that allows both leagues to stay afloat in football.
From the end of this month BA and AA will operate a total of 11 flights a day between Heathrow and JFK on a new timetable, thanks to a partnership that allows them to co-operate on schedules and pricing.
In April, HP and McAfee announced a partnership that allows HP to incorporate McAfee's products into its hardware, namely HP's switches and networking gear.
"I am thrilled to be joining a partnership that allows me to be an investor as well as an entrepreneur," said Niederhofer.
It's a 20-second spot made by Bravo for Foursquare to highlight their recently announced a partnership that allows the network to point out locations from its shows that let fans who use Foursquare (or their own Guides By Bravo app) go to them in the real world.
Their wardrobes were collaborations between the women and their dressmakers, a partnership that allowed for fantasy and whimsicality.
The documents detail discussions involving internal Enron lawyers in 1997 about Chewco, a partnership that allowed Enron to keep significant amounts of debt off its balance sheet.
The companies earlier struck a partnership that allowed JetSmarter to expand its offering of flights in North America.
Massimo Ferretti, whose company Aeffe in Italy produces Mr. Rodriguez's clothes and accessories in a financial partnership that allows the designer creative control, said that sales for the most recent year were $20 million.
Background: The Let Us Learn (LUL) initiative (formerly known as the Basic Education & Equity initiative) is a unique partnership that allows for flexible and innovative approaches to address inequities in education access and outcomes.
