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Bookmark or Share- Term for a type of relationship that two parties benefit fromA synergistic relationship is one where two parties, or things, working together, are able to produce a result that is greater than the sum of what they can each do individually. It is perhaps OED sense 3 of synergy which seems relevant here:
- what is correct? either of both parties, or either or both parties(a) implies that only one party will report (although "either party shall report to us the new discovery" sounds more natural and is the one that I have heard used, whereas I have never heard the addition of "of both" to the statement). (b) implies the possibility of both parties reporting the discovery although it could still be one.
- What's the better wording: "Please assign this to the person ...I don't think there is anything wrong with "Please assign this to the appropriate person." If you want to be more formal, or perhaps the appropiate person isn't actually a person, but a group of people, you could use a close alternative:
- What's a phrase for a compromise in which both sides are unhappy?@DawoodibnKareem A “split-the-baby negotiation” today is a real compromise. Even in the original story, telling both women that they could get half of the baby was a putative compromise, just one so horrific that the arbitrator did not expect it to actually happen, and only proposed it to get the parties to back down from their intractable positions.
- "collaboration among" or "collaboration between" - English Language ...To clarify further, you would use among if the sentence read, "The collaboration among invested parties resulted in reduced cost and higher efficiency." You might find it helpful in the future to visualize your sentences as sketches. The sentence with between: a picture with lines drawn between the parties. The relationship is defined.
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