The phrase 'launch a new service' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use the phrase when discussing a business introducing something new. For example, 'The company decided to launch a new service that would streamline the process of ordering and receiving custom fabrics'.
When Powerset announced plans to launch a new service called Powerlabs a week ago, it looked to be another sand box area for product previews, like those created by Microsoft, Google and others.But today Steve Newcomb, COO of Powerset, revealed a lot more about the project.
"They're not going to be able to launch a new service as a low-cost competitor offering fares that would make them a high-cost competitor," Mr. Allen said.
The BBC, Channel 4 and ITV have agreed a £100m-plus deal to secure the future of Freeview with plans to launch a new service for internet connected TV sets that some have dubbed a "YouView killer".
Buscher says: "We've been able to offer a whole new service by taking readings from sensors and studies published by professional engineers and environmentalists to launch a new service".
Bringing the four elements of service design into tighter alignment can be an ongoing process of small tweaks and experiments in change, inspired by the kinds of questions included in the sidebar "Diagnosing Service Design". A management team planning to launch a new service will find the framework particularly helpful.
When a Japanese operator wants to launch a new service, such as picture messaging or videotelephony, it can specify in detail how that service will work, ask manufacturers to build the appropriate handsets, and ensure that these are available when the service is launched.Operators in other parts of the world are too numerous to be able to boss the handset makers around in this way.
And, Rinaldo recently launched a new service called "Optimist Daily" that shares "nuggets" of optimistic, "solutions news" stories on Thrive Global every day.
Wetpaint, a wiki provider is launching a new service today under the name Injected.
Rough Trade is now launching a new service with the Guardian called Tracks of the Week.
Yesterday, RIM launched a new service that allows users of Blackberry Messenger to share music, to help shake off its reputation as a communication tool for rioters.
Sure enough on January 26th, Halifax, a Lloyds subsidiary, launched a new service, Expresscash, which employs various game elements to educate children about money management.
