The phrase "adoption and launch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the implementation and introduction of a new product, service, or idea.
Example: "The adoption and launch of the new software will take place next month, and we expect a smooth transition for all users."
Alternatives: "implementation and rollout" or "acceptance and introduction".
Since 2006, it has designated May 11 as "Adoption Day," throwing a gala party for adoptive families, giving awards to adoption agencies and launching adoption campaigns.
Its forecasts aim to predict the changes in price of buying and running electric vehicles in the future, and also consider government initiatives for encouraging adoption and automaker goals for launches and sales.
Past Startup Awards winners include Uru, which was recently acquired by Adobe; Trigger Finance, which was acquired by Circle last fall, and Thread Learning and Ursa, both of which have seen material consumer adoption since launch.
Download and launch FoneLab.
We've got a long road ahead of us, but we're encouraged by the adoption and usage that has far exceeded our bets pre-launch.
He likes to mention the adoption of a "launch cadence," and Audi's conviction that bringing journalists to a one-off event, to spend a day or two with the car, is the more effective road to press attention.
Last month, UNICEF, together with the United Nations and child-rights experts, marked the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the Optional Protocols and launched a global campaign aiming for their worldwide ratification by 2012.
Global campaign for ratification Last month, UNICEF, together with the United Nations and child-rights experts, marked the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the Optional Protocols and launched a global campaign aiming for their worldwide ratification by 2012.
With this goal in mind, the ESR launched two specific surveys intended to gather the current state of adoption and implementation of teleradiology in clinical practice.
Samsung, Motorola, LG and Pebble, among others, have launched smartwatch devices within the past year, despite wearables struggling to gain mass adoption and being discarded within a year by users.
