"establish a service" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about setting up a new service, organization, or business, or when you are referring to any process of creating a service or organization. For example, "The company wanted to establish a service that would provide customers with affordable and reliable products."
Under the German government's rules, 12 licenses were up for auction but a company had to win two licenses to establish a service.
Nielsen itself is trying to prove that it can provide the new information that the media companies seek, and one of the media executives said Nielsen could be among those invited to try to establish a service.
As a result a trial took place in which two former soldiers were accused and acquitted, and the Ministry of Defence announced that it would establish a service complaints ombudsman to investigate complaints made by our troops.
Walton said it is the job of leaders to "listen to customers, listen to customers, listen to customers" and thereby establish a service spirit for the whole company.
However, an institution has latitude and authority to establish a service component for fellows, because the IRS places the onus for determining employer-employee relationships with workers on all employers.
There is a need to establish a service commitment to these patients by improving our multidisciplinary approach, education of those who provide care for these patients, and laying down referral pathways to the ITB service.
Besides service selection, negotiation will be necessary to establish a service-level agreement (SLA) or a service binding.
In this paper, SOA (Service-oriented Architecture) is adopted to establish a Service-Oriented SBA supporting environment for effectively sharing and integrating different, heterogeneous acquisition resources as services.
Can they go it alone or do they partner with somebody?" Mr. Hastings said that Netflix continued to explore its options in China but that establishing a service there could take many months or even some years.
Aside from the large expense of keeping service personnel, one of the reasons Cisco hasn't established a service integration business is that it hasn't had to.
In 1995, the City of Washington passed Ordinance 1460, which established a "service fee" for municipal services that was targeted at Washington & Jefferson College students.
