The phrase "a reputable partner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or an organization that is trustworthy and has a good reputation, especially in a business context.
Example: "We are looking to collaborate with a reputable partner to enhance our service offerings and expand our market reach."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy partner" or "a reliable partner."
As a result, he began to welcome less reputable partners, as long as they had access to cash.
Fleet is building out their shipper rating functionality and doing "more to insure the financial integrity of shippers in the network". In a marketplace, all parties to a transaction need to be assured they are working with reputable partners.
Wernikoff also stressed that the company would only work with reputable partners.
The lesson of Linda Lindquist, for instance, is that consumers should beware any discount or add-on that follows a legitimate purchase, even on a reputable Web site, given that the vendor can legally share customers' account information with less reputable partners.
Stressing that the strategy is still experimental at this point, Chan said 9GAG would seek out small game studios, 10-20 persoperationsons who can be "reputable partners," if and when it extends gaming push.
This presentation seeks to share our experience in implementing hand hygiene partner programme (HHPP) in Nigeria between 2012 and 2013 with the support of a reputable external private sector partner.
Consider this blast from the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids when Philip Morris gave $4.3 million in March to the National 4-H Council for a youth smoking prevention program: "By partnering with a reputable organization like the 4-H, Philip Morris will gain a degree of legitimacy that will enable it to continue its ways: addicting millions of kids to tobacco, as it has done for decades".
However, if you are planning to sell items with unusual sizes, you need to partner or source a reputable shipping company.
TNT wanted to find a partner with a common core business, a reputable brand, and a willingness to make a long-term commitment.
Boots is a reputable retailer.
