"initiating organization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the entity or group responsible for starting or launching something, such as a project, program, or event. Example: The initiating organization of the charity concert was able to raise over $100,000 for the local food bank.
The document continues to be open for signature on the website of the initiating scientific organization ENSSER (European Network of Scientists for Social and Environmental Responsibility) at www.ensser.org.org
"CARIBBEAN: CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD" will be spread among three museums: El Museo del Barrio (opening on Tuesday), which initiated its organization; the Studio Museum in Harlem (Thursday); and the Queens Museum of Art (next Sunday).
The head of the division, Tore Halvorsen (executive vice president) initiated the organization's changes that are described in this article.
U.S. Col. John Webber oversaw the U.S. military mission in Guatemala at the time, boasting to Time magazine that he had personally initiated the organization of death squads as a means of counter-terror.
Within the most often mentioned reasons for not initiating partnerships, organizations listed 'no time' and 'no added value'.
Analysis with the membrane probe DiI revealed that the helicate also initiates re-organization of membrane structure, suggesting that [Pd2(hextrz)4]4+ initially interacts with lipids to disrupt cellular compartmentalization, followed by changes to metal ion homeostasis and organelle function.
Show that you have initiated groups, organizations and programs in your hometown.
The idea behind CARTA is unique in a number of ways; it is arguably the first partnership initiated by organizations based in Africa and primarily involved in research on the continent.
New executives eager to put their signature on an organization initiate change.
