'background of the establishment' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the history and context of an organization, business or other entity. For example, "The background of the establishment of this research project can be traced back to the early 2000s."
These epidemiological differences became the background for the establishment of EMA algorithm [ 4].
A cursory glance at the background of the new establishment confirms that Eton is flourishing beyond Henry VI's wildest ambitions.
The results show that the joint existence of a PDR program, the use of background studies, the establishment of a TDR bank, together with which parties initiate TDR programming, the number of initiators, and the type of development demand are positively associated with TDR program success.
That said, there are two potential developments to monitor that would change the outlook: a sudden loosening of requirements for language and criminal background, and the establishment of large units heavily (or almost entirely) populated by foreign volunteers.
In their presentation, Chemba Raghavan and Sena Lee gave an overview of the global and regional UNGEI movement – highlighting the historical background of the initiative's establishment, principal activities and the partners and who serve as active voices for gender in education in the region.
Background and purpose: The establishment of a predictive in vitro assay for radiosensitivity has been a goal in radiotherapy research.
For appropriate operating conditions (the characteristic flow time less than the characteristic vaporization time) it is shown that a fully developed parabolic velocity profile located at a short distance downstream of the inlet region provides the background flow field for the establishment of a homogeneous spray diffusion flame.
You are going to need someone who knows how to run things and if you get someone with an obscure background with no background of establishment, they will find it very difficult and may not be able to produce the goods".
She said: "You need someone who knows how to run things and if you get someone from an obscure background, with no background of establishment, they'll find it very difficult and may not be able actually to produce the goods".
Even pillars of the establishment are shaken.
Nor are they children of the establishment.
