The phrase "institutional partners" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to organizations or institutions that have formed a partnership or collaboration with each other. Example: "Our university has established strong relationships with several institutional partners, including local businesses and international universities."
The Institution entity represents institutional partners.
This is one of the main aims of the PANsafer research project that the INRETS institute will lead with some other industrial and institutional partners.
UNICEF and other donors also need to expand the scope of their institutional partners to include universities and other research and training institutions in developed and developing countries.
The institutions that were the universe of this study consisted of the 176 institutional partners of the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research producing research in low and middle income countries outside Europe.
Bear alone reportedly had more than five thousand institutional partners with whom it had traded C.D.S.s.
A. We have five or six institutional partners that we do large transactions with.
The Honeynet Project is beginning to gather institutional partners to speed its research and collection of data.
The company manages more than $500 million in project financing for corporate and institutional partners like Google and Morgan Stanley, executives said.
"The real answer is that we need constructive cooperation with our institutional partners... to reconstruct, to re-establish the real economy.
It is additional reprofiling without problem, without additional burden for our institutional partners Debt reprofiling may sound rather less serious than a bailout -- more of a trim than a savage haircut.
For example, the museum might collaborate with economists from the University of California at Davis, one of three institutional partners, on an exhibition to help ordinary people shop more economically at the grocery store.
