The phrase "a consortium set up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the establishment or formation of a consortium, typically in a business or collaborative context.
Example: "The company announced a consortium set up to tackle the challenges of renewable energy development."
Alternatives: "a consortium established" or "a consortium formed".
Regulators were told that a consortium set up to own and manage Aurora would be independent of Crédit Lyonnais, as both federal and state laws required.
A task force has been drawing up ideas for a pharmaceutical industry effort somewhat analogous to Sematech, a consortium set up by the semiconductor industry.
Bidders for Northumbrian include at least two private investment groups with bank backing, as well as a consortium set up by Deutsche Bank that wants to resell 20percentt of the company to public investors in a stock offering.
On Tuesday, Intel announced a similar arrangement with Symbian, a consortium set up by Ericsson, Psion, Nokia and Matsushita Electric Industrial that has created an operating system for wireless devices.
This deal, coming after a similar agreement last year between Palm and Nokia, could be a blow to Symbian, a consortium set up by Ericsson, Psion, Nokia and Matsushita Electric Industrial.
Various partners of the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative, a consortium set up and part-funded by the European Commission to facilitate TB vaccine research, were involved in the preclinical study of MTBVAC.
Steven Luckie, producer of the Eclipse Theatre project, a producing consortium set up in 2002 to stage black work in the wake of a damning Arts Council report into institutionalised racism in British theatres, agrees.
The decision was made at a meeting of board members of the consortium set up by the 1994 agreement to build twin light-water nuclear reactors to fulfill the North's energy needs.
This article analyses a particular intervention in malaria control and the Consortium set up to accelerate its potential implementation.
Chand Khanna, a veterinarian at the National Cancer Institute in charge of the new consortium set up to study drugs in dogs, said some of the trials planned were being done for pharmaceutical companies.
After a meeting in New York on Tuesday, representatives from the international energy consortium set up under the agreement said that by Nov. 21, Japan, South Korea, the United States and the European Union would announce the fate of the project.
