The phrase "commercial introduction" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the introduction of a business, product, or service. For example, you could use the phrase like this: "This is a commercial introduction to our new line of quality office supplies."
This is his commercial introduction to the American ring.
I.B.M. executives are cautious about the timing of the commercial introduction of the technology.
Their high energy density and low cost encourage further engineering work and commercial introduction.
Mr. Jobs also said the program had "secret" features that would be unveiled closer to the program's commercial introduction.
This accomplishment was largely responsible for the rapid progress made in the commercial introduction of alternating-current apparatus.
New York and New Jersey Telephone and Telegraph was founded in 1883, only five years after the commercial introduction of the telephone in New York.
A surprising number of heirloom vegetables listed in seed catalogs today were listed in seed catalogs decades ago until they were supplanted by later commercial introductions.
Crouch told the Guardian that he paid Werritty a "flat fee" after the pair met socially, in the hope that Werritty could provide commercial introductions to British energy companies.
These analyses not only help to highlight the current distribution of chicken lineages in the Pacific, but also provide a framework for discussing the complications inherent in distinguishing prehistoric, historic, and recent commercial introductions and in inferring origins based on current lineage frequencies and distributions.
In pursuit of pearls, commercial introductions and accidental transport of pterioideans beyond their native distribution ranges have greatly affected population dynamics of some species endangering local indigenous biotas (e.g., [ 5- 8]).
Our forecasts are largely unchanged, other than to lower our 2015 Global Xpress revenue number (from $50m to $30m) to reflect the later global commercial service introduction, as guided to by management at the second quarter results.
