The phrase "affect the launch of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that may influence or change the outcome or timing of a launch event, such as a product or project.
Example: "Several unforeseen circumstances could affect the launch of the new software update."
Alternatives: "influence the launch of" or "impact the launch of".
It is not clear whether it will affect the launch of an inquiry by the accountancy watchdog, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), which is also being considered.
David Cook, data security solicitor at Pannone, part of Slater and Gordon in Manchester, says: "I feel that the European human rights and data protection legislation could possibly affect the launch of Glass in the UK and Europe.
Google has just posted research findings on how certain factors affect the launch of a smartphone, with data coming directly from search.
Barry also affected the launch of the Space Shuttle Challenger, whose third mission was scheduled for August 30.
One firm statement, however, is that the potential disposal does not involve the profitable London Evening Standard, nor does it affect the coming launch of London Live TV.
The bank believes that many poor countries have been adversely affected since the launch of HIPC by falling commodity prices or other external events, and will unveil a possible framework for revisiting debt relief at the meeting.
The Bank believes that many poor countries have been adversely affected since the launch of HIPC by falling commodity prices or other external events, and will unveil a possible framework for revisiting debt relief at this week's meeting.
For delivery, postnatal care and vaccinations, we assume that births from May 2010 are affected by the launch of the FHCI.
Sprint's CFO got crunk all over an investor conference, informing them (between WHAT!s) that Pre sales don't seem to have been affected by the launch of the iPhone 3G S. WHAT! Yes, they're still selling out, but hopefully will be catching up with demand soon.
The detection and intentional electronic interference of launch task of the foreign spy satellites are inevitable to affect the electromagnetic safety of the launch site, which seriously threatens the space launch task of each country [2].
Following the many smaller refereeing and match-fixing scandals that have consistently affected Chinese football since the launch of a professional league in 1993, there was strong political pressure to deal with this latest national embarrassment and a national-level joint task force brought together all the required security, judicial and party branches.
