'partnership oriented' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a person, organization, or culture that emphasizes maintaining close relationships and working together in order to achieve common goals. For example, you could say "The company has a partnership oriented approach to their internal team dynamics, which has allowed them to work together effectively."
Despite a recessionary climate, a decline in anticipated yields, and specific fears fanned by the media, a limited partnership, oriented toward traditional strengths — one witch, one clown, one ghost, one vampire — visited a number of households here on Sunday night, under a full moon.
A school that adopts the framework should strive towards being effective, rights based, gender responsive, health seeking and promoting, safe and secure and partnership oriented.
Informal partnerships Informal partnerships are oriented towards achieving results for children and are used when the collaboration does not require a formal agreement.
"We must be able to define our own position and, if necessary, draw red lines, in partnership, but oriented around our own interests," Mr. Gabriel said, adding that the Trump administration sees the world as an arena for competition in which even Europe can be an economic adversary.
This paper proposes an approach for designing communication material dedicated to supporting the development of solution oriented partnerships, i.e. strategic alliances between different social players aiming to deliver a complex product-service-system.
The American lawyers, best-known for the money they make, argued that partnerships with commercially oriented bodies might diminish lawyers' professionalism.BP Amoco, a British oil company, announced a shift from "rationalisation" to "expansion", with a rise in capital spending of $1.5 billion, to $13.5 billion a year for three years.
I believe that through the concerted effort of both sides, we will make constant progress in the direction of building a constructive strategic partnership between China and the United States oriented towards the 21st century.
The NIEHS/U.S. EPA's emphasis on community academic partnerships has encouraged researchers conducting health effects and exposure research, in addition to those conducting intervention research, to develop such partnerships and to orient their research in ways they previously had not.
User interface design discusses those design principles that enable a user and a device to form a synergistic partnership that is user centered and task oriented.
In this article, we summarize our experience as a public health government agency with developing measures for a public health oriented EHR in New York City in partnership with a commercial EHR vendor.
The common attitudes of trauma specialists and police managers both responsive, action oriented practitioners were evident in the mature partnership.
