The phrase "as multiple partnerships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various collaborative relationships or agreements between parties in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The project was successful due to the combined efforts of various stakeholders, as multiple partnerships were formed to achieve common goals."
Alternatives: "as various collaborations" or "as several alliances".
A high level of parental monitoring is associated with more consistent condom use among male students in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania -- many of whom have engaged in high-risk sexual behaviors such as multiple sexual partnerships, concurrent sexual partnerships, and unprotected sexual intercourse in the past one year.
The 1990s, however, show a different pattern with established, large pharmaceutical companies becoming more dominant, acting as nodal players with multiple partnerships with a variety of other companies.
For example, this study examines whether the experience of violence influences engagement with multiple sexual partners, whereas other studies have examined engagement in multiple partnerships as a determinant of violence (50).
For the models associated with multiple partners and transactional sex, a high correlation and insufficient sample size in all cells required omission of the corresponding variable from the model as an independent variable (i.e. multiple partnerships were excluded as an independent variable in the transactional sex model and vice versa).
We also find evidence of positive associations between wealth or expenditures and multiple partnerships for men and women; as well as very strong associations with ethnic origin for women, but not for men.
Multiple partnerships served as mediator on the path of RDU and HIV infection (Table 2).
As compared to those self-identifying as homosexual, respondents who report as transgender were more likely to have multiple partnerships and more likely to have had sex under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.
Future interventions should consider the importance of key issues such as: couple communication, cultural importance of childbearing and complexities of multiple partnerships, and the structural barriers such as alcohol consumption.
Multiple partnerships and unprotected sex served as mediators, drug use served as an independent variable, and HIV, syphilis or HSV-2infection served as separate dependent variables.
Shuga addresses issues such as multiple concurrent partnerships, intergenerational relationships, testing, stigma and living with AIDS.
