"launch an activity" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It means to start or begin an activity or project. Example: "The company plans to launch an activity to raise awareness for their new product."
MySpace has launched an activity and content stream, which they are calling simply the "Stream".
Over two years ago, Misfit launched an activity monitor called "Shine," which was among the first breakout successes in the wearable space, offering an attractive alternative to competitors' then more plastic-looking fitness trackers.
Over two years ago, Misfit launched an activity monitor called "Shine," which was among the first breakout successes in the wearable space, offering an attractive alternative to competitors' then more plastic-looking fitness trackers.
To avoid making students feel as if they're learning in a vacuum, the startup recently launched an activity feed to give students the ability to track teachers, other students, as well as skills and projects from across the platform to see what people are up to and keep tabs on how others are using the platform.
Babye Champ and his friends have launched an activity which keeps thousands of youth in his neighborhood and around the San Francisco Bay Area on the streets in a positive way.
This has prompted the government to launch an independent review into its activities.
Coca-Cola Russia said it plans to launch a traveling showcase of activities promoting an active, healthy lifestyle during the Winter Olympics.
It explicitly addresses the 'European Strategic Forum for International Cooperation' (SFIC) as the highest S&T internationalisation policy forum at the European level involving the EU member states, to launch a new SFIC pilot activity, by inviting EECA partner countries to join the dialogue and to monitor upcoming joint activities.
But it did launch a great deal of activity, including the same year, a program that could do symbolic integration the same way an MIT freshman does symbolic integration.
