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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a joint venture for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a collaborative business arrangement or partnership aimed at achieving a specific goal or project.
Example: "The companies entered into a joint venture for the development of renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a partnership for" or "a collaborative effort for".
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A joint venture for industrial production is under discussion.
Suzuki Motor and Kawasaki Heavy Industries announced a joint venture for their motorcycle operations.
The companies also said they had formed a joint venture for private-label credit cards.
(Balanchine and Jerome Robbins later used the score in a joint venture for the City Ballet Stravinsky festival in 1972).
The startup marked the first time that Time had participated in a joint venture for a new magazine.
Flame retardant manufacturers Albemarle Corp and ICL Industrial Products are planning to establish a joint venture for the production of their GreenCrest™ and FR-122P polymeric flame retardants.
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It also snagged money from SoftBank this summer after the Japanese firm invested in a joint-venture for the Japanese market.
Vente-privee, the French flash sales juggernaut, announced in May 2011 that it had teamed up with American Express to form a joint-venture for its U.S. operations (dubbed vente-privee USA).
WPX Energy also has said it's looking for a joint venture partner for its midstream assets in the Delaware.
TBWA in New York and Hakuhodo in Tokyo said yesterday that they had formed a joint venture solely for worldwide advertising communications for the Nissan Motor Company in Tokyo.
The city had earlier negotiated with a joint venture partnership for development of a 250- to 350-room hotel to be built south of the Galleria II.
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