The phrase 'joint venture project' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when two or more parties come together to work on a project together. For example: "Our company is collaborating on a joint venture project with another firm to develop a new product in the market."
It soon grew to own stakes in just about every joint venture project involving foreign investors.
Woodside is the majority stakeholder in the Browse joint venture project, but Shell Australia and BP control 27%and17.3%3% respectively.
A spokesman for Channel 4 said that it remained committed to "commercial strategic investments", such as Channel 4 Radio and the online video joint venture Project Kangaroo, but that all costs were being evaluated.
Only one of the mines – the Alpha joint venture project backed by Gina Rinehart's Hancock Coal – has been given full state and federal government approval, although it faces a legal challenge over its impact on groundwater.
Highfield, who left the BBC to run the ill-fated broadband TV joint venture Project Kangaroo in mid-2008, before quitting in November to become managing director of Microsoft UK's online operation, also claimed for his personal Sky subscription at his home for 2004-05 and 2005-06.
The NWS project is a joint venture project between seven major international companies: Woodside Energy Pty Ltd (the NWS project operator) BP Development Australia Pty Ltd BHP Billiton Petroleum Northh West Shelf Pty Ltd Chevronn Australia Pty Ltd CNOOC NWS Private Limited Japan Australia LNG MIMI Pty Ltd Shell Developmentnt (Australia) Pty Ltd Woodside Energy has been approached for comment.
"The money will be used to finance their upstream joint venture projects," the statement said.
Nigeria signed a $3.1 billion deal with the local arm of Royal Dutch Shell on Monday to plug a funding gap in their joint venture projects, the country's state oil firm NNPC said.
Lastly, this paper extensively documented the successful technological learning in South Korea's T-50 and Brazil's AMX joint venture projects.
Based on a pilot study and the current Chinese regulations, the paper identifies the possible types of collaboration for foreign contractors in China, namely mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, project-based collaboration, and strategic alliances.
In this chapter, we enumerate some suggestions for future works that can help improve current predictions; some of them already going on in new joint venturing projects between academy and industry.
