The phrase 'launch a group' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the action of beginning or establishing a new group of people for a certain purpose. For example, "The organization launched a new support group for people recovering from addiction."
The business model is based on organisers who pay a small fee to launch a group.
Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, is said to be poised to launch a group pushing education and immigration reforms, using Republican and Democratic strategists.The same arguments are cited, repeatedly, to explain why the time is ripe for a centrist insurgency.
One of the Kochs' latest campaigns emerged in February when it was announced that James Mahoney, a vice-president at Koch Industries, had teamed up with a former lobbyist for American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers to launch a group promoting petroleum.
Buzdar also plans to launch a group chat feature later this month, where users can start a conversation with select coworkers in a private room.
While the app still requires more testing before launch, a group of 60 volunteer American patients are already starting to show promising results, according to a study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health and facilitated by the Prechter Bipolar Research Fund at the University of Michigan Depression Center.
Despite this failure, only a year later, Newnes., the publisher of The Strand magazine, decided to launch a group of four genre pulp magazines, and to include a science fiction title in the group.
Numerous companies in Britain then launched a group action to reclaim tax they had previously paid.
Tinder, the dating app notorious for translating physical attraction into the swipe of a single fingertip, has launched a group dating feature.
When David Geffen was launching a group like the Eagles, he took them to the Troubadour, in L.A., or put them on tour with a bigger act.
The idea took off and Flock was launched, a group of seven business women who would spend a week in New York helping each other bring their companies to a new market.
In January, well before the revenue leached away, Mr. Rosenthal launched a group of high-ranking editors on a project to examine how the paper could use its journalists better.
