"partner together" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is redundant and can be replaced with just "partner." Instead of saying "partner together," you can simply say "partner" to convey the same meaning. Example: John and Jane partnered together on the project. Revised: John and Jane partnered on the project.
The underlying principle is no different than two friends who partner together to purchase a restaurant.
To achieve this, organisations from every relevant sector will need to partner together to leverage their comparative advantages successfully.
But private equity firms have also taken pains to avoid club deals, in which two or more of them partner together to buy a company.
Great progress could be made if people of faith in the rich world could do more to partner together with those in the developing world, sharing their wealth and skills especially on local scales, to enable communities to develop sustainably.
"It is more important than ever that India and the U.S. find ways to partner together to spur innovation, foster economic growth, develop an educated and skilled workforce and create jobs for the modern global marketplace," it said in a statement.
In 1996 he joined with Kamphefner, a customer and long-time informal partner; together they bought Aerometals.
"We partnered together great.
Only the BBC can bring partners together to attempt something this ambitious.
All partners together plan to bring a five-digit number of fuel-cell electric vehicles on the market".
In industries as diverse as banking and media, European governments have kept foreigners out and pushed domestic partners together.
Today in Qatar, a table-tennis tournament will bring some very unlikely doubles partners together: for instance, North and South Korea, and Russia and the United States.
