"partner project" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a project you are working on with another person or group of people. For example, "This semester, my partner project is a research study on food insecurity."
But "The Partner Project" never coheres into a compelling world of its own.
"The Partner Project," which opened at Danspace Project on Thursday, is a lot more hermetic than this beginning and its subsequent passages suggest.
"For example, an SCE school in Germany could be running a partner project with a school in Gibraltar or the Falkland Islands.
A partner project, the Green Leaf Scheme, has been co-ordinating attempts to increase car-free tourism, save energy and recycle.
The tactics have infuriated some longtime lawmakers who have become targets, like Mr. Wentworth, who said the fact that the conservative group Empower Texans and its partner project Texans for Fiscal Responsibility are operating jeffwentworth.com amounts to "identity theft".
We have broadened the opportunities for staff to engage with communities online, including launching a partnership with online mentoring charity Horsesmouth.co.uk as well as working with Globalgiving.co.uk, which enables staff to fundraise and advocate for sustainable development projects overseas, including our three-year partner project in Uganda, Katine.
For his part, Mr. Belzberg said he didn't mind regular, sometimes daily, visits from Craig Webb, Gehry Partners' project designer, bearing helpful suggestions.
This effort represents one part of a multi-partner project with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, The Nature Conservancy, and George Mason, Clemson, Christopher Newport, East Carolina, and Southern Methodist Universities.
Part of a multi-partner project funded by the Department of Energy, J. Carson Meredith, an associate professor at Georgia Tech's School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, is developing a methodology to produce low-cost, thermally stable membranes.
The focus on present case study of particularization an important European project that CMU developed and implemented together with other 4 partners, project with an important online component.
The project was coordinated by UNICEF under a multi-partner project approach.
