The phrase "a small venture and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a minor business undertaking or project, often in a context where additional information follows.
Example: "We decided to invest in a small venture and explore new markets that align with our goals."
Alternatives: "a minor undertaking" or "a little project".
I went to families, I went to people and said, you know what, this is what I want to do, there's going to be money, we are aiming for [and] have our own expectations of what sort of return a small venture fund should deliver, and then run away?
It formed a joint venture with the United States company ConocoPhillips, giving Conoco a small venture in the Russian Arctic and ceding it part of West Qurna 2. By the time Lukoil was eventually compelled to bid again for the field at the 2009 auction, sentiment in both the United States and Iraqi governments seemed to have shifted to favoring non-American companies in awarding the main contracts.
The nuts and bolts of keeping a small venture going are left to the community colleges and Small Business Administration programs.
While Ofer has bigger fish to fry than a small venture capital fund, he says he talks to Zghoul and Perry daily.
Both had been looking for new markets, and in March, they formed what they thought would be a small venture to sell patriotic goods at GreatUSAflags.com.com
Because Arrington is the founder of CrunchFund, a small venture capital fund set up late last year.
It has also invested in MkII Ventures, a small venture capital firm run by Ron Palmeri, an early investor in the technology behind Google Voice.
More than a quarter of students have started, or plan to start, a small venture while studying, according to research by Santander.
A Wharton-trained executive, who at 38 was running PepsiCo's domestic soft-drinks unit and in 1983 jumped to Apple, he has for the last five years run a small venture capital firm with his two brothers, Arthur and David.
