'delay launch' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any situation in which a launch or start of a project, process, or event has been postponed. For example: "The launch of our new product line was delayed due to unexpected production issues."
In return, however, the quest to ferry astronauts to the international space station aboard American-built spacecraft took a budget hit that may delay launch of the vehicles beyond 2016, the target date proposed by NASA.
For example, in a Chorus experiment it is possible to use a test molecule made through an unoptomized process that would not be adequate for larger-scale trials and commercialization, but waiting until Chorus delivers a POC before starting the time- and resource-intensive optimization could delay launch and hinder commercial success.
Developers who over-architect or over-code software only delay launch and waste money.
Given a series of technical troubles, the agency will delay launch of the Mars Science Laboratory for nearly 2 years.
It is far better to delay launch, or remove the feature entirely, than show stuff that doesn't work.
Sprint expects to slightly delay launch of the Touch Pro by HTC to ensure we have adequate inventory in all channels before making the device commercially available.
First, they are settling the lawsuits brought by generics firms, sometimes paying them to delay launching cheap pills.
A1 Weather Delays Probe Launch A forecast of high winds and severe storms forced NASA to delay launching one of two probes that are to land and look for water on Mars.
It has also forced its rival to indefinitely delay launching its new Galaxy tablets in Australia, where a court will give its ruling this week.
(Microsoft said recently that it would delay launching the feature that would allow members in different locations to simultaneously watch a streaming Netflix movie together).
Apple may have to delay launches of the iPad for some countries due to tight component supplies and strong demand.
