The phrase "as its partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or association between two entities, indicating that one is a partner to the other.
Example: "The software was developed to work seamlessly with the hardware, as its partner in delivering optimal performance."
Alternatives: "as its counterpart" or "in conjunction with".
It will grow as its partner network grows, and then it can call the shots.
While Moscow undoubtedly has some multiplex messaging in mind -- Russian President Vladimir Putin, the spymaster head of state, is not one for simplistic politics -- it has long since chosen China as its partner on the UN Security Council in opposing efforts by the US and other Western powers to create a model for humanitarian interventionism.
After each source agent calculates its probability of playing a game with all possible target agents, it chooses the target with the highest probability as its partner.
Barefoot and in tails, he manipulated a small wooden puppet and also functioned as its partner.
The U.S.O.C. chose Comcast, the nation's largest cable operator, as its partner.
This spring, Wal-Mart finally made its move, also picking Seiyu, Japan's seventh-largest retailer, as its partner.
The current player in that position is Italy's Eni not nearly in the same weight class as its partners, who are waiting for it to fail.
Hypocrisy alert: HCA co-owns 108 ambulatory surgical centers and one surgical hospital with doctors as its partners, a fact unmentioned in a 20-page lobbying binder.
The company took a hard look at all facets of the traditional automobile and challenged itself as well as its partners and suppliers to think different.
That includes a wide range of print and online content distributed by Tribune's own news outlets, as well as its partners.
The present study was conducted to identify the hTLR10 self dimerization region as well as its partners and possible ligands to activate these complexes.
