Fix grammatical errors in this sentence: As a result, Singapore has strong tripartite ties between research institutes, industry and universities facilitate a fluid exchange of ideas and competencies that assist the fast adoption of innovative creations.
The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes of the industry.
Correct: The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes of the industry.
Correct: The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes of the industry.
Correct: The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes of the industry.
Correct: The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes of the industry.
Correct: The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes of the industry.
The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes, the industry and the universities.
The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes, the industry and the universities.
The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes, the industry and the universities.
The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes, the industry and the universities.
The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes, the industry and the universities.
The research institute has strong ties with the research institutes