The phrase "assisting partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one individual or entity is helping or supporting another, often in a collaborative or partnership setting.
Example: "In our project, I will be the assisting partner, providing guidance and resources to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "supporting partner" or "collaborating partner".
The 2012 Republican Party platform says the United States should bolster its naval presence in the region while "assisting partners that require help to enhance their defensive capabilities".
This means assisting partners in the region in strengthening their militaries, supporting U.S. diplomatic efforts, and applying E.U. expertise, where applicable, toward building a regional security architecture that includes China.
The Special Operations forces assigned to the new mission "bring the experience and technical capability to train, advise and assist partner security forces in support of programs designed to support internal security," the Pentagon official said.
"Crews assisted partner agencies with the evacuation of people from their homes in a caravan park in Yalding and have also pumped flood water away from eight properties in Mile Oak Road, Paddock Wood".
We also assist partner nations in promoting democratic values and reforms, and improving the effectiveness and interoperability of their military forces.
The intent is to assist partner countries in better focusing efforts, to improving efficiency at IHR implementation, and to better monitoring and evaluating progress.
Similarly, the consortia in Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Zambia are leveraging the experience of schools with strong research programmes to assist partner schools in setting up or strengthening IRBs and provide research training to faculty.
Donor organizations can assist partner organizations in creating sustainability plans that can quantify the partner organization's capacity building goals prospectively and provide a framework for measurement and evaluation in achieving those goals, increasing the likelihood of successful and long-lasting organizational change [ 30].
In England, the study found examples where both PCTs and trusts relaxed contractual requirements to assist partners faced with deficits.
