"congenial partner" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is an adjective that means a partner who is pleasant and agreeable. For example: "My business partner was a congenial partner; we got along well and worked together efficiently."
He found a congenial partner in the Freiburg lawyer Dietrich Murswiek.
In September it hopes to secure a big enough victory to end its grand coalition with the Social Democratic Party SPDD) and govern with the liberal Free Democrats, a smaller and more congenial partner.
Anne Russell, though nearly 20 years her husband's junior, turned out to be a congenial partner.
But it also helps the Islamist parties backed, as they are, by an army which has sometimes found them more congenial partners than the more popular mainstream parties.
The atmosphere inside the offices was congenial, with partners making sure their teams were all right, said a Goldman employee who asked not to be identified because he was not allowed to speak to the news media.
HERE'S the problem: in an otherwise congenial relationship my partner, Andrew, and I have vastly different vacation requirements.
Although mutually beneficial associations appear congenial, selection favoring individual partners using resources to facilitate their own selfish interests is predicted to destabilize cooperation [e.g. 1]; a paradox known as "the tragedy of the commons" [1] [2].
It has partnered with ideologically congenial Nicaragua to plan one of the largest public works projects ever: a new canal, wider than the one in Panama, across the Central American nation.
If Clegg finds the offer of outdoor work in Cameron's garden is not for him, then an invitation for tea with best china in Downing Street, warmly greeted as an equal partner, might be more congenial.
Having spent so long fighting bare-knuckle – against elite steeplechasers in small fields, often on bad ground – he may well find his cushioned weight and naïve sparring partners provide a rather more congenial environment.
A preconcert event "The Return of the Canine Quadrille," at 2 on Sunday, is described as "a congenial group of dogs dancing with their human partners".
