"business launch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of starting or introducing a new business. Example: The company's highly anticipated business launch was a huge success, with hundreds of attendees and positive media coverage.
Last year, the company also opened a business launch center in suburban Lexington and a small office in Boston's Financial District for meeting clients who fly into Logan International Airport.
Update: Jeff Jarvis says "It was less a business launch than a programming exercise.
"We share the same ambition for developing premium international events where participants network and build relationships, do business, launch new products and discover the latest innovations".
It is simultaneously trying to cut $2 billion in costs, reduce headcount by 10,000, sell its optical fiber business, launch an IPO for its chip business, reduce capital spending and meet guarantees for the $4.5 billion in loans it recently secured.
And while Facebook Messenger came somewhat later to the party with its business launch, it's been quick to expand and update the service with bots and other features, most recently updating the platform just yesterday.
As we explained at the time of the Evernote Business launch, people can keep both a regular (or premium) Evernote account, plus a Business account; the new SDK will let developers create a way to interface with all at the same time.
Popenoe's business launched an industry; marriage clinics popped up all over the country.
The business launched this summer with the help of a £40,000 Virgin startup loan.
The Kizuna Foundation, a non-profit business launched after the disaster, offered financial help.
I decided to start my own business, launched a website advertising my services and switched on the Google ads.
In terms of expansion and value, business launches don't get any more spectacular than Uber's.
