The phrase "a private partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving business, finance, or collaborations where a private entity is involved in a partnership.
Example: "The city has decided to engage a private partner to help develop the new public park."
Alternatives: "a private collaborator" or "a private associate".
"The partnership [created by the NHS and a private partner] will set the daily rates, so it will not be an NHS function at all.
The government has already announced that it plans to sell its 53percentt stake in Videsh Sanchar to a private partner.
After weeks of negotiations, a front-runner has emerged in the search for a private partner at 1 World Trade Center, the $3.3 billion skyscraper under construction at ground zero.
The agreement was signed last month with a private partner, and Pepsico International has a 35percentt share in the venture, said Barry Shea, company vice president for southeast Asia.
He said Cabe wanted to see improvements in the school design process and that the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) should take a lead in reviewing and approving every proposed school design submitted by a private partner.
The authority must aggressively seek a private partner, he said, to build a 500- to 600-megawatt power plant at a yet-to-be-determined location for service by 2005 or 2006.
In each one, Yozma, an Israeli private partner, and a foreign private partner with proven fund management expertise all invested approximately equal amounts.
However, the Ministry of Finance has said local farmers have to identify a suitable private partner with expertise in fruit processing - and sign a memorandum of understanding with the partner - before the money can be released for the project.
"What we want is a competent private partner," said Ewadu.
$10 million of that has been invested over the course of the past six months, as the search giant looks to solidify its role as a core private partner when it comes to AI education in the country.
Though in the end both lose since without an engaged private partner, innovation suffers.
