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The phrase "announced plans to launch" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a formal declaration about future intentions or projects, particularly in business or organizational contexts.
Example: "The company announced plans to launch a new product line next quarter."
Alternatives: "revealed intentions to initiate" or "disclosed plans to start".
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Mr. Pierce, meanwhile, said that Ford has not announced plans to launch Lincoln in China.
In March Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation announced plans to launch Fox Sports 1, a national cable network, in America.
Because Snapchat has just announced plans to launch its own hardware – some brightly coloured video-recording sunglasses called Spectacles.
The government has announced plans to launch universal credit six months ahead of the national roll out in October 2013.
Little wonder that BA and Virgin Atlantic have announced plans to launch business-only services, though details are sketchy.
On 12 March, Alibaba announced plans to launch a virtual credit card, allowing users to invest and buy insurance.
Plepler announced plans to launch a service – although not the identify of its first partner – in October 2014.
Davie also announced plans to launch a new channel, BBC First, that will be the home of premium BBC drama.
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Tesco Bank has also announced plans to launch an account soon.
The Philippine government has announced plans to launch a new collaboration in the area of Inclusive Innovation.
Microsoft also announced plans to launch programmed multiplayer gaming events for the mass audience Monday.
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