The phrase "a silent partner of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a business context to refer to a partner in a business venture who does not participate in the day-to-day operations but has a financial interest in the business.
Example: "In the restaurant, she acts as a silent partner of the owner, providing funding without being involved in daily management."
Alternatives: "a passive partner in" or "an inactive partner of".
It was a Florida vacation several years ago that led Magda Abt, 32, of Centerport, co-owner with a silent partner of D'lites of Woodbury, to the discovery of D'lites Emporium, a 29-year-old chain with about 25 stores in five states, Panama and Honduras.
Second, it reduces the profitability of investment projects, and third, it reduces risk by making the government a silent partner of the investment.
Brendan proposes to be a silent partner of the Deli.
Does this behavior make the OCC a silent partner of Morgan, participating in a conspiracy of silence?
CloudFlare is a silent partner to the modern content delivery system of the Internet.
Mr. Rosenthal had high hopes that his establishment would thrive in the competitive tenderloin district of Manhattan under the patronage of Big Tim Sullivan, the local Democratic political boss, and the protection of a silent partner, Lt. Charles Becker, a member of the Police Department's vice squad and a towering former beer hall bouncer.
I made my sign: "I AM in the 1% PLEASE TAX ME!" (My great-great grandfather was a silent partner in the founding of Exxon and five generations later I continue to benefit from that wealth. This has been, for me, a responsibility I have worked to reconcile with my faith in Christ all my life).
In Bemisia (Hemiptera) and Tribolium (Coleoptera), USP is unable to be activated by RXR ligands and acts as a constitutively silent partner of ECR.
Mr Berezovsky argues that he used his influence over President Yeltsin's Kremlin in the mid-1990s to facilitate the creation of energy company Sibneft, and, as a silent partner, was entitled to 50 per cent of it until Mr Abramovich, whom he has said he thought of as a son, forced him to sell his shares at a heavily discounted price.
The intense recent interest focused on the global problems with safety and cost-effectiveness of pharmaceuticals, has lead to medical devices becoming somewhat of a silent partner in such regulatory discussions.
