'launch a website' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of rolling out a website for the first time. For example, "We are excited to announce the launch of our new website!".
They know how to launch a website.
Earlier I said the govt shouldn't launch a website before it works.
Now, he and his friends plan to launch a website and smartphone app.
I would recommend WordPress as a good platform to launch a website for a business.
I'm currently working with Japanese professionals and am about to launch a website.
WHEN Fida Taher decided in early 2011 to launch a website showing recipe videos, her family laughed.
The UK Film Council will launch a website, findanyfilm.com, next month, which directs users to legal downloading sites.
"From the moment you launch a website you're exporting," says Rob. "We realised that on day one when our first ever sale came from Germany.
Despite the fact that anybody can launch a website, the vast majority of the top 100 websites are run by corporations.
I decided I needed to launch a website, but I didn't know anything about computers, let alone the internet, so for the next two years I learned.
Gui will speak about her father's case at a literature festival in Gothenburg in September and plans to launch a website campaigning for his release soon.
