'launch construction' is an acceptable phrase in written English, and it can be used to refer to the start of a building or construction project.
For example, "The company is planning to launch construction of its new manufacturing facility in May."
The two men were attending a ceremony to launch construction, on the Pakistani side, of a new pipeline that will funnel natural gas from Iran's South Pars field in the Gulf to energy-starved Pakistani businesses, car drivers and consumers from the end of 2014.
If Congress were to allocate more funds, the next step for CBP, according to the documents, would be to begin work with the Army Corps of Engineers to launch construction of 34 miles of levee wall or a border barrier in the Rio Grande Valley sector, which the agency calls the "highest-priority area," as well as 14 additional miles of a border barrier in the San Diego sector.
The company plans to launch construction almost immediately on a 111-apartment tower with ground-level retail space at an estimated cost of $53 million.
But he took exception to the audit's finding that costs have inflated by billions of dollars because of the decision to launch construction prematurely.
In the most successful joint venture we studied, the Russian general manager has entered new businesses, expanded operations into new cities, and launched construction projects, all without advance approval of the Western partner.
University planners, already far along in design and launching construction, did not cancel the project.
"Habitat for Humanity" Evansville Chapter launched construction of "Operation Home Again," the New Haven Subdivision, which are new homes dedicated to the survivors of the tornado at Green River Road and Fickas Road.
Ground-breaking ceremonies have launched construction of a $43-million 43-million , 48-bed 48-bedLoma Linda UniversouthMedical Center, financed by tax-exempt hospital revenue bonds.
The ETRHB HADDAD Group recently launched construction projects valued at 10 billion USD, on top of the more than 10 billion USD in existing projects, from highways, tunnels, bridges, and buildings to dams and hydraulics in general.
It would also be the only one specifically focused on trying to launch a construction project.
IN MARCH last year the heads of state of Kenya, Ethiopia and South Sudan met among mangroves in Lamu, a Kenyan town on the Indian Ocean, to launch the construction of a port and oil pipeline together costing $16 billion that would serve all their countries and vastly enrich them.
