"partnership terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the specific agreements, conditions, or rules that govern a partnership between two or more individuals or organizations. Example: "Before entering into a business partnership, it is important to discuss and agree upon the partnership terms to avoid any future conflicts."
Not just any hung parliament, either, but one in which the Liberal Democrats genuinely hold the balance of power and a real moral mandate to dictate partnership terms.
For example: ABC Publishing Ltd ,Marketing Manager 2007 201111 I revitalised marketing campaigns in key regions to increase sales by 25% in six months: Renegotiated partnership terms with distributors to double profit margins Cut promotion costs by 35% through internet and mobile campaigns Tidy up your contact details.
So, it's no surprise that business models and partnership terms have been re-jiggered.
When LVS and Galaxy couldn't agree on partnership terms, the government produced the creative solution of a subconcession to allow LVS to go it alone.
Twitter refused to specify whether there were any restrictions for businesses built on its new ads API, saying "We're not commenting on partnership terms".
DNA's announcement of the deal notes that this is a sales and marketing partnership — terms of which have not been disclosed — that will kick in "as soon as [devices] enter the market," and that Jolla will "target" further carrier deals going forward.
An ordinary partnership in terms of distribution.
"They're developing into a partnership in terms of their understanding, decision-making and accuracy," said Howley.
How are things progressing with their partnership in terms of what you've been filming recently?
"It's hard to find the right partnership in terms of galleries and art spaces," she says.
Coaching involves exploring, facilitating, partnership, long-term improvement, and many possible outcomes.
