'through partnership' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to two or more people, organizations, or countries cooperating in order to achieve a common goal. For example: "The two companies achieved their common goal of reducing energy consumption through partnership."
Music executives prefer to talk of synergy, rationalisation and strength through partnership.
Developing relationships with potential suppliers through partnership boards is also best practice, Michie adds.
The programme is founded on collaboration through partnership and seeking brilliant simplicity.
Our problems must be dealt with through partnership; progress must be shared.
Twenty-three other countries recognize same-sex couples through partnership registration, case law or other policies, according to Lambda Legal.
We've picked five practical tips: In this increasingly global, interconnected community, the key to success is through partnership and collaboration.
The company says it helps publishers make money on the Web by directing traffic their way and by selling advertising through partnership programs.
While some of these colleges grant bachelor's degrees in certain fields, most offer the baccalaureate in a broad range of disciplines through partnership with larger four-year institutions.
This was an initiative led, and largely financed, by Nandan Nilekani, chief executive of Infosys, to improve governance and infrastructure in Bangalore through partnership with the private sector.
"My judgment is that we can achieve the benefits that TfL is arguing for through partnership, rather than through massive reorganisation, and that is my aim".
I suppose there could be at some point integration of tours but there could also be collaboration and, through partnership, more global competition focus.
