The phrase "create a venture" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to starting a business or an enterprise. For example: "The young entrepreneur wanted to create a venture that offered innovative solutions to common problems."
Sumitomo Mitsui and Yahoo Japan will create a venture that will buy Sumitomo Mitsui's 57percentt stake in Japan Net.
The proposal was increased to $7.76 billion after Willamette began talks to buy or to create a venture with the Georgia-Pacific Group's building-products business.
As for someone writing about startups, I find it perfectly understandable the desire to cross the Rubicon and to join or create a venture fund.
ALLTHINGSD Ontario Pension Fund to Create Venture Arm | The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System plans to create a venture capital fund to invest around $180 million over the next three years.
To help ensure that the project has wide backing, the E.U. energy commissioner, Günther Oettinger, has pushed Dii and Medgrid to cooperate and create a venture on a European scale.
The governor proposed that $10 million be used to create a venture capital fund that would provide seed money for 10 to 15 small upstate companies with the potential to expand into major employers.
Seventeen years ago, SAP created a venture arm with the aim of gaining a toehold in promising new start-ups.
Last year, the group created a venture through which to invest up to $50 million in high-technology enterprises.
Daniel Senor and Saul Singer recently wrote Start-Up Nationn," a book about Israel, the only country that has created a venture capital network to rival Silicon Valley.
They considered creating a venture capital firm that would invest in industries like the almond business in the north of the country.
