The phrase "ago founded" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is a combination of words that does not convey a clear meaning or grammatical structure.
Example: "The company was founded long ago."
Alternatives: "established long ago" or "founded in the past."
"It's an arduous war," said Mr. Ruan, who four years ago founded the Ruan Yisan Heritage Foundation, a preservation group.
Anki Spets, who 20 years ago founded a line called Area known mainly for its bed linens, has finally opened a store of her own.
The magazine Paris Match recently described him as a "frustrated singer" who several years ago founded TNO Entertainment, a hip-hop label derived from his initials.
(Ms. Coltrane, who nearly 30 years ago founded an ashram near Los Angeles and still privately plays music for meditation, played a Wurlitzer organ that night).
Wendell Logan, a composer of jazz and concert music who more than two decades ago founded the jazz department at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, long a bastion of high-level classical training, died on June 15 in Cleveland.
Fred Valentine, 60, a painter who was priced out of Williamsburg 14 years ago, founded the gallery last summer by cutting his studio in half and installing some track lighting and a makeshift bar.
15 years ago he founded the Ethical Property Company and the Ethical Property Foundation.
Fourteen months ago, they founded a company called OzoCar, an environmentally friendly car service.
Four years ago, she founded the Children of Divorce Program at the hospital here.
About five years ago, Ken Getz founded the first clinical trial site, Centerwatch.com.
Four years ago I founded an independent black political party, the New Afrikan Independence party.
