"inaugural edition" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most often used to refer to the first version of a product or publication. For example: "The inaugural edition of the magazine was released in October 2020."
The inaugural edition of the Atlantic's "Atlas Shrugged" book club.
A facsimile of that inaugural edition was given to attendees on Tuesday night.
The biggest gaffe in the inaugural edition was the lead piece — a look at the "body part as fashion accessory".
Desert dance The inaugural edition of Beyond, a festival combining adventure and music, will take place in Morocco's Sahara desert from 26-29 February 2016. 26-29 February 2016
On the fringes of the fair, a smaller sibling, Fotofever, will hold its inaugural edition, giving space to the young, emerging and offbeat photo scene.
In 1930, Fifa staged the inaugural edition of the World Cup, a festival of football bringing together 13 nations in the glamorous city of Montevideo.
AS Whitechapel Gallery, London, 30 September 3 January Following 2013's inaugural edition, the second Diffusion festival is subtitled Looking for America.
After four consecutive male winners, figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi became the first woman to win the ABC series since its inaugural edition.
At its inaugural edition last May, Frieze overcame doubts that collectors would travel all the way to its curvaceous tent on Randall's Island, in the East river.
The Anti-Trafficking Review, a journal published by a coalition of human rights groups, dedicated its inaugural edition to the lack of accountability in such campaigns.
In fact, I was at the third leg of the inaugural edition of the International Premier Tennis League (I.P.T.L ., a team-based competition spread over two and a half weeks across four Asian cities (Manila, Singapore, Delhi, Dubai).
