The phrase "built on partnership" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a relationship or collaboration between two or more entities that is based on mutual trust and cooperation. Example: "The success of our company is built on partnership with our suppliers and customers."
This kind of commitment signals a shift in development aid away from the traditional model of charity toward one built on partnership.
— Aditya Sinha (@autumnshade) 4 Apr 13 Good ideas on harmony being good for growth and a society built on partnership, but inspite of the cool lingo seemed too clinically crafted — Sagarika Ghose (@sagarikaghose) 4 Apr 13 Congratulations to all the TED presenters who wrote Rahul Gandhi's speech.
Her second son Khalid, aged nine, emerged from the house with his arms full of spent Israeli cartridges, which are, the mayor says, an unusual present from Israel's strongest ally, the US, to the Palestinians, to whom President Bill Clinton has promised a brighter future built on partnership.
MasterCard is a business built on partnerships with 23,000 banks around the world.
AFP-WI also built on partnerships with existing conservative groups in the state to build up its grassroots membership base.
Troy Deeney and Odion Ighalo have taken the headlines, but this whole team is built on partnerships, Ben Watson and Etienne Capoue in midfield, Britos and Craig Cathcart at centre-back.
Joe Redling, the senior vice president of AOL brand marketing who has been overseeing the Real Simple project, said that while AOL had always been built on partnerships, there was now a mandate of sorts to talk about marketing opportunities with the Time Inc. magazines in particular.
This is the direction the association started to indicate in The Road To 2020, which advocated "increasing the number of non-organic farmers we work with", maintaining that its "future will be built on partnerships with other organisations and individuals who share our vision for the future of food, farming and land use".
We are strongly built on partnerships and collaborations.
But profitable, long-term relationships are not built on winning and losing, they're built on partnerships and collaboration in which both parties win.
Procurement Services is built on partnerships and is not for profit.
