The phrase "while established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is happening concurrently with the act of being established or recognized.
Example: "While established in the industry, the company continues to innovate and adapt to new challenges."
Alternatives: "although recognized" or "even though founded".
While established plants and germinants are rare in the studied habitats, tree establishment was observed in areas with freshly exposed soil by human activity.
Last year's runner up, Team Envy, was also ruthlessly dispatched by Faze Red, while established names like Strictly Business and Team Kaliber fell earlier than expected.
While established religions receive symbolic endorsement or financial aid from government, they may not reciprocate by supporting state institutions or citizens' duties.
A major company can emerge in the relative blink of an eye, while established titans can fall from grace almost as fast.
The announcement came as more discount airlines forge new routes, some of them to Eastern European countries that are now in the European Union, while established low-cost carriers like Ryanair and easyJet expand mainly in Western Europe.
By this year, at least six companies, including Qwest, had built or were building new nationwide fiber optic networks, while established companies like AT&T were furiously upgrading their own networks, and upstarts were selling shares.
While established thinking is that coalitions should kick off by agreeing on key first principles, Massie argues this can immediately sow the seeds of failure by leading to a jockeying for position.
And while established figures like Marc Newson, who has just designed a line of cookware for the French manufacturer Tefal, could be expected there, it was particularly rewarding to see small design houses with a more personal perspective.
While established manufacturers and car hire firms continued to focus on hardware – the cars and the user experience – Uber's simple software app linked passengers to drivers, and changed transport forever.
Other first-time novelists include Peep Show screenwriter Jesse Armstrong, and New York literary agent Bill Clegg, while established names such as Philippa Gregory, Pat Barker and Louis de Berniéres will be launching new work.
A14 Many Blacks Back Vouchers While established African-American organizations have opposed school vouchers, maverick black politicians and community organizers are increasingly the public face of the pro-voucher movement financed largely by white Republican businessmen.
