"partnership design" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in business or professional contexts to refer to the process of creating a mutually beneficial relationship between two or more parties. Example: The success of our new project was due to our strong partnership design with the local community, which resulted in increased support and resources.
(Polshek Partnership designed the building).
The Virants eventually settled in Asheville, N.C., and formed a business partnership designing and building houses.
Now, the two sides are coming together in a partnership designed to make students more employable.
To get shoppers back down, the Jerde Partnership designed an ingenious retail-lined downward spiral path, shaped like a corkscrew.
This work provides a useful example of an academic-community partnership designed to reach groups previously considered hard to reach.
The European Union began as an economic partnership, designed to facilitate cross-border trade — in many ways just like the North American Free Trade Agreement.
A dedicated educational unit (DEU) is an example of an academic practice partnership designed to provide students with a positive clinical learning environment.
So they applied to the city and received a Section 312 loan, $200,000 from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, part of a mortgage program that involved a federal and city partnership designed to rehabilitate buildings to create affordable housing.
Last month, Mr. Mbeki was in New York soliciting support for a farsighted international partnership designed to attack these problems head on, linking an African commitment to better governance with a call for greater international investment.
The trustees are also expected to announce on Monday that they have begun operating as Brando Enterprises, a business partnership designed to protect and manage the Brando brand, and have hired a Los Angeles licensing agency, Brand Sense Partners, to help them.
