The phrase "an established venture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a business or project that has been successfully set up and is operating effectively.
Example: "The company has invested in an established venture that has shown consistent growth over the past five years."
Alternatives: "a well-established business" or "a recognized enterprise."
Pittsburgh-based ticketing startup ShowClix recently raised Series A funding from Pittsburgh Equity Partners (PEP), a newly established venture capital firm with a focus on seed and early-stage information technology and life sciences investments in the region.
Exclusive – Open Ocean, a recently established venture capital firm co-founded by the investors who closed the $1 billion sale of MySQL to Sun Microsystems, has just finalized its Fund Three with approximately $60 million4040 million euros) in capital in the first closing, TechCrunch has learned.
The company raised a total of $45 million in funding from established venture capital firms like Greylock Partners.
Only a few established, venture-backed startups have taken the ICO route, but as more do, the results of their token sales are likely to encourage other founders and CEO to follow them down the path.
Until very recently there was an established pecking order with venture capitalists.
Chase Manhattan Bank, Bank of America and I.B.M. have established a venture called Viewpointe Archive Services to store electronic images of checks using technology developed by I.B.M. and Chase.
They also established a venture-capital fund, Finnvera, to find early-stage companies and help them get established.
The alliance wants to establish a venture capital fund and an incubator building at the region's international airport to house high-tech startups.
Tents were set up on the floe to house experiments, and a safety protocol was established: anyone venturing out onto the ice had to travel with a buddy and a radio.
A recent report by Vista Research cites the example of an American car maker that established a joint venture with a Japanese firm and opened up its network to allow in employees of its Japanese partner.
