The phrase "a new establishment for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the creation or introduction of a new organization, institution, or facility intended for a specific purpose.
Example: "The city is excited to announce a new establishment for community arts and culture."
Alternatives: "a new facility for" or "a new organization for".
Shook is one of many Los Angeles small-business owners — particularly restaurateurs — who say they are burdened by the city's procedures for opening a new establishment or renewing a conditional use permit.
"But, that's nine months of rent I had to pay". Shook is one of many Los Angeles small-business owners — particularly restaurateurs — who say they are burdened by the city's procedures for opening a new establishment or renewing a conditional use permit.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the number of "new establishments for the year ending in March 2010 was lower than any other since the series began in 1994".
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Days after headlining Vanity Fair's "New Establishment" list for the second year in a row, Facebook CEO and TIME Person of the Year Mark Zuckerberg has updated his Facebook status with the following somewhat Machiavellian Eminem song lyric, "Had a dream I was king.
Our study indicates that the prerequisites for new-establishment for spore dispersed lichen species, on remnant aspen, may be fulfilled in terms of availability of free-living photobionts on the northern side of the trunks.
The resources of parent or fixed education cloud initially act as a feeder for this new establishment.
Fay Maschler visited the new establishment in April 2010 for the Evening Standard, who disagreed with the idea that it was a reopening and said that it instead should be considered to be a new Ramsay restaurant.
It was at a ball for France's new establishment - where she arrived dressed in nothing but a few feathers - that Napoleon's surgeon general, George Cuvier, spotted her and claimed a scientific interest.
Under the new rules, councils can force clubs to apply for a new sex establishment licence every year, just like a sex shop.
