"is introduced on" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to introduce or present a topic, idea, or concept. Example: "The concept of sustainability is introduced on the first day of the environmental studies course."
The phase range is extended to 60 K when a nonyloxy chain is introduced on one side (compound 12).
Mr. Nash, whose battle with schizophrenia is the subject of the film, is introduced on the second disc in one of a dozen extras focused on aspects of how the movie was made.
In this way item bias is introduced on a test-subgroup level using only one parameter.
A new character is introduced on page 607.
(To be fair, his CNN interlocutors say so every time he is introduced on air).
This April, when an Indian value-added tax is introduced on tea, producers are likely to pass the levy on to consumers.
Labor gave in-principle support to the laws earlier in the year but the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, has denied that the party will simply wave the bill through parliament when it is introduced on Wednesday.
This new deal will provide something of a sweetener for people feeling disgruntled that that they will miss out on the higher flat rate pension of £155 a week when it is introduced on April 6 , 2016
Additional details on the vehicle will be made available when the Concept One is introduced on Sept. 13, the first day of press previews at Frankfurt, Mr. Rimac said.
LaGuardia's granddaughter, Katherine, is introduced on de Blasio's Web site, endorsing him as a potential Mayor in the Fiorello mold — touching because, only in New York, kids, as Cindy Adams would say, would anyone even vaguely expect people to know who the Mayor was in the nineteen-thirties, much less think that this was a model worth following.
In the market for prime London homes – in the swankiest central districts like Knightsbridge and Mayfair – prices are set to drop by 0.5% in 2015 as buyers sit tight to see if a tax is introduced on properties costing more than £2m.
