The phrase "a supporting partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who provides assistance or backing in a relationship, project, or endeavor.
Example: "In our community project, we are grateful to have a supporting partner who helps us with resources and expertise."
Alternatives: "an assisting partner" or "a collaborative partner".
In order to minimise bias during data collection, the researcher (a doctor and nurse mentor employed by a supporting partner organisation) had no pre-existing relationship with any of the nurses included in the study.
For government: 4. DGAS, Health, and Education: Accelerate the process of taking over more responsibilities as a service provider and funder, with the donor as a supporting partner, increasing budgets, especially for scaling up CLTS and supporting the O&M of water and sanitation in both communities and schools.
Update: Dell PR has contacted TechCrunch to let us know, "Any reports, or speculation, that report Dell will not support Windows Phone 7 are false…Microsoft announced Dell as a supporting partner at this year's Mobile World Congress and nothing's changed".
BCNM is proud to be a supporting partner of the first UC Berkeley Digital Humanities Summer Institute.
Patrick O'Leary is a senior officer with the Pew Charitable Trusts, a supporting partner of the Country Needs People network, which covers more than 40 Indigenous land and sea management groups.
Nor is Flattr listed as a supporting partner and there is "no official association whatever", according to Flattr, with Wikileaks.
They should look toward setting up a trust school with supporting partners, sponsors and possibly even a new name.
A complete list of supporting partners can be found at http://www.codgene.ca/partners.php.php
Each protagonist is joined by a support partner during the course of the story.
The service includes company specific domain support with the ability to register a domain name via supported partners included in registration.
"We've always believed that we must have an evidence-based approach to support partners in the delivery of programmes to ensure a protective environment for children in the sub region.
