The phrase "already rolled out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been implemented or launched prior to the current time.
Example: "The new software features have already rolled out to all users, enhancing their experience."
Alternatives: "previously launched" or "already implemented".
500g green marzipan (not already rolled out), rolling it out to 2-3 mm thickness 100g light pink marzipan, for the rose Instructions 1. Preheat your oven to 180ºC.
It already rolled out a redesign and intelligent search thanks to @WalmartLabs acquisitions, and this week it's rolling out improvements to its item and category pages.
But at an airfield in Chengdu, a metropolis in the nation's center, China's military leaders have already rolled out a welcome for him.
It has already rolled out an e-mail service and persuaded millions of other websites to add buttons and links that enable Facebook users to share material.
Apple has already rolled out some of those features in iOS 9, the operating system that is expected to roll out with the new iPhone 6s.
Facebook has already rolled out its Free Basic offering of giveaway data packages in more than 20 countries, prompting howls from net neutrality advocates.
It has already rolled out e-prescribing and continuation notes are made electronically which, it says, has assured legibility and accessibility of medical records.
New York City has already rolled out a number of similar interactive kiosks in the city as part of its LinkNYC program, which replaces phone booths.
The fantasy role-playing game Warcraft – already rolled out in the form of video games, novels, comics and a myriad of collectibles – now has a movie iteration.
— Jeff Gordinier Slate: Easy-to-use, same-day grocery deliveries from Google and Amazon (which has already rolled out AmazonFresh in Seattle) are on the way to the rest of the country.
"A lot of Obamacare is already rolled out — the end on restrictions on preëxisting conditions, keeping young people on their parents' health insurance until they're twenty-six — and is working quite well".
