The phrase "an initiative to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a project or effort aimed at developing or establishing something new.
Example: "The organization launched an initiative to create a more sustainable community through various environmental programs."
Alternatives: "a project to develop" or "a program to establish".
I led an initiative to create more diverse digital products and to expand into services.
So when an initiative to create a green space in Kampala is set up, it should be lauded.
Every few years, Chinese officials say they're going to start an initiative to create compelling brands and the results are always disappointing.
On Jan . 30 Cornell University announced an initiative to create a new College of Business that would encompass the university's three accredited business schools.
In addition to helping bring speakers and recruiters to campus, she has worked part time for the New York Giants in an initiative to create premium services for season-ticket holders.
Last December, two Indonesian graduate students went to study at the University of Hawaii at Manoa as part of an initiative to create a master's degree focusing on earthquake engineering management at the Islamic University of Indonesia.
His group focused on the problem on a global scale, proposing an international initiative to create a universal agreement or treaty on cyber security expectations and standards which would involved cooperation between nations.
The deputy prime minister, Dmitry Rogozin, Russia's former ambassador to Nato, called for an international initiative to create a warning system for "objects of an alien origin".
McClatchy quoted Hammond saying: "Any military intervention which was not preceded by a political initiative to create an inclusive government, a government which is credible with the Sunni community in Iraq, would be bound to fail".
However a year or so ago, seeing the issues involved in building a sustainable business off the back of Docker, they announced a new initiative to create an alternative approach to Linux containers.
This intervention was part of a larger initiative to create an "advanced" [ 11] CDS environment capacity at LVHN.
