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The phrase "initiative by" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate that somebody or some group took the initiative to start something. For example, "The project was sparked by an initiative by the mayor."
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Ed Miliband seized the initiative by promising to freeze them.
"But this is such a brilliant initiative by Musselburgh.
An initiative by the Treasury Department is spurring refinancings.
So the initiative by Newsquest, the UK outpost of the US media giant, Gannett, is timely.
If it cannot be jettisoned, Leveson should grab the initiative by offering his own definition.
Under the initiative, by 2025, 50percentt of the state's electricity should come from renewable sources.
It was made under an initiative by the resident Anglican bishop, Dom Dinis Sengulane.
It's the result of a initiative by the Gulbenkian Foundation and the Galápagos Conservation Trust.
But I think the initiative by The Independent demands further explanation and comment.
Many charities have promoted the initiative by tweeting and posting images of their meals on instagram.
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