The phrase "in the rollout of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the introduction and implementation of a project, strategy, or policy. For example: "The company has experienced some glitches in the rollout of their new software program."
There are rituals in the rollout of books of this sort.
Fred D. Thompson, the former Tennessee senator for whom many conservative Christians had held out hope, has faltered in the rollout of his campaign.
"There has been delay after delay in the rollout of third-generation networks," said Robert Sellar of Aberdeen Asset Management, which owns some Ericsson shares.
Congressional committees are holding hearings on problems in the rollout of the plan, and debate has already begun over how to change it.
The OBR is assuming there will be another delay in the rollout of universal credit, the government's flagship new method of paying benefits.
While it's clearly early days in the rollout of new-style community services, various roundtable participants were able to give concrete examples of what they could look like.
In Europe and Asia, the rollout of mobile internet networks looks to be much slower than was predicted even a few months ago.
Tammy played a key role in leading the rollout of the Company's award winning wellness program, Healthy Living.
In addition, the rollout of male circumcision as a form of AIDS prevention has underscored the importance of working with men to ensure circumcision does not lead to increased sexual risk behavior or "risk compensation" [ 18].
Whereas programming is well-established for poliomyelitis and other vaccine-preventable neurological disorders in which the rollout of vertical programs occur quickly [ 13], programs for stroke, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and traumatic brain injury are increasingly necessary.
The Chicago sessions will focus on the week after the Watergate break-in and constitute the rollout of a course scheduled for four Ohio cities in August.
