The phrase "partnering effectively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing collaboration or teamwork in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "Our goal is to focus on partnering effectively with our clients to achieve mutual success."
Alternatives: "collaborating successfully" or "working together efficiently."
Physicians, however, are rarely taught how to partner effectively with patients in making important medical decisions that set the proper balance between helping patients make wise choices and respecting the patients' rights to refuse medical interventions.
By giving Mr. Romney a stake in funds after his departure, Bain's partners effectively compensated him for his founding interest in the firm without having to write him a large check or taking Bain public, which would have allowed Mr. Romney to continue holding equity in the firm or cash out by selling his shares on the public market.
BJP has to reach out to a variety of political actors in the upper house of parliament (and their own coalition partners) effectively.
As suggested by previous behavioral research, viewing pictures of a romantic partner effectively reduced self-reported pain [16].
In the most basic variation of this model, each visiting partner effectively has a single partner – single host intermittent relationship with the host partner in question.
We believe that this disordered nature of PCD-controlling proteins allows them to be uniquely and effectively modulated via multiple specific interaction with various partners effectively, and to control the regulation and execution of different PCD modules.
This approach addresses the problem of Mexican-origin childhood overweight/obesity within the context of a local community and allows us to partner effectively with the school and community, facilitating better awareness of the problem among all stakeholders.
Then, there are supply chain complexities: Vertically integrated retailers need to build a strong network of manufacturing partners and effectively manage these partners.
Traditional methods of partner notification are not reaching enough partners to effectively control transmission of chlamydia.
There is concern that traditional methods of partner notification, such as patient or provider referral, are not reaching enough partners to effectively control the transmission of chlamydia [ 6- 8].
