The phrase "loyal partnership" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a relationship between two people or groups that is strong and long-lasting. For example, "The organizations have maintained a loyal partnership for years."
We assume, however, that even in minimal complexity there are still some legal, economic, and/or technical interdependencies that dominant actors have to account for, if only in terms of hierarchy/monopoly not being a strong generator of loyal partnerships.
The partnership spawned a club of loyal collectors, nicknamed the "Gondolo Gang," as well as a specially commissioned pocket watch, the Chronometro Gondolo, which today lends its name to the Gondolo collection of wristwatches.
Partnerships are good at creating loyal workforces.
"We look forward to a long and successful partnership with Talbots serving its many loyal customers".
Cook, who remains a loyal supporter of Flower, wants to continue their partnership.
It may be tough for the startup to change that natural behavior right away, but with an attractive interface and the proper partnerships (I'm thinking a Yelp or CitySearch partnership), the site could find a loyal following.
They had always had loyal followers, but companies who were better at partnerships, distribution, and playing well with others were in the lead.
Formal leadership now passes to his most loyal lieutenant, Susanne Riess-Passer, who promises to continue their close partnership.
The biggest challenge Sciencefeed will face is to recruit users to the platform; but the startup could forge partnerships with research institutions to gain a loyal following.
"They may be realizing some success bringing in new customers with their localization strategy and celeb partnerships, but they continue to drive their loyal base away with their lack of service.
