The phrase "cannot be launched" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is not able to be initiated or started. Example: The rocket cannot be launched due to technical issues. In this example, "cannot be launched" implies that the rocket is not able to take off because of some technical problems.
– Camera cannot be launched when device is in Landscape view.
That is, you should no longer, or not as frequently, run into the "additional instances cannot be launched" glitch.
When VICE News asked Orban's office for clarification on whether he planned to join The Movement, they pointed to a statement he had made last month in Strasbourg, underlining that while immigration would be the defining issue of the next European parliamentary election, "Americans cannot be candidates and trans-European movements also cannot be launched".
At the time of writing, AWS micro instances only come in the form "t2.micro," and "t2" instances cannot be launched into a standalone network (EC2-Classic).
Their slowness is holding up claims for damages, which cannot be launched before investigators have finished their work.
This is in accordance with South African law, which states that an appeal cannot be launched until a sentence has been passed.
On 23 May at the World Humanitarian Summit the 'Education Cannot Wait Fund' will be launched and it will be... Imperfect.
Whatever that smells like cannot be good.... attend launch parties for mediocre operating systems.... cream our jeans over every new fucking cell phone to hit the market.... own iPhones.
The engineering diploma, one of five due to be launched next year, cannot be considered equivalent to A-level, they said.
Following Franco's displays of non-commitment to the topical trajectory being proffered to him, it becomes available to Massimo that, if a topical line about Franco's personal state has to be launched, it cannot be the result of a mutual display of interest by both of the participants involved (in contrast to what happens in Extracts 1 3).
Will that now be launched?
