The phrase 'partnership forged' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a newly formed partnership between two or more entities. For example, "The two companies forged a partnership to bring new products to the market."
The partnership forged that night would last until George's death, in 1984.
The program rests on an unusual partnership forged by Dr. Galil and Sebastian Thrun, a founder of Udacity, a Silicon Valley provider of the open online courses.
Player and pony are joined at the haunches, their partnership forged on communication as subtle as a flicked wrist or pricked ears.
It was a partnership forged by necessity: Ann Coulter, the far-right commentator and provocateur, and Donald Trump, the reality-show star and Democrat-turned-Republican icon.
Obama blamed Putin, who reassumed the presidency last year, for souring what Obama called a productive partnership forged with former president Dmitry Medvedev.
The fledgling partnership forged in the fires of the past week may be ephemeral, a unique moment of cooperation born out of necessity and driven by national interests that happened to coincide rather than any deeper meeting of the minds.
But it has recently expanded some partnerships, forged new ones and even formed three-way alliances.
She's not alone: the building has long been known as theater central, a hive of suites where ideas are hatched, partnerships forged, contracts signed, legends born.
Although Daft Punk's collaborators include musicians their own age or younger, like Panda Bear from Animal Collective, it's the partnerships forged with elder statesmen like Mr. Moroder and Mr. Rodgers that are most revealing of the project's intent.
In 2003, 10 states introduced bills that would either create one, if they were among states that had no defense of marriage act, or would prohibit recognition of same-sex marriages, civil unions or domestic partnerships forged anywhere else.
The revenue produced, contracts signed, partnerships forged, and so on.
