"launch development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts such as when discussing the development process or when preparing to begin a project. For example, "We have all the necessary resources, so let's launch development and get started on this project."
Gone are long pre-launch development cycles that attempt to create the optimal product for the most demanding customer.
This paper examines the MODIS performance during more than three years of on-orbit operation together with data from fifteen years of pre-launch development and testing for possible improvements in design choices, practices and procedures that may prove useful in the development of future space-borne multi-spectral radiometers.
Michele Kaliski SM '87 and Burt Kaliski '84, SM '87, PhD '88, longstanding supporters of MIT's Public Service Center, have launched development of a student life and experiential learning curriculum with a gift that they hope will engender additional support from other alumni.
"Time flies when building a website, and unfortunately, half of the launch feature list that we envisioned when we started implementing MEGA back in September has now turned into a post-launch development roadmap," it writes.
Governments and nonprofits have attempted to create markets, launched development programs, built physical infrastructure, and created new institutions; and yet, poverty and lack of opportunity continue to be rampant realities in much of the developing world.
In October 2010, USAID launched Development Innovation Ventures (DIV).
Apple would join archrival Google and upstart automotive company Tesla Motors in launching development of a high-tech, battery-powered vehicle.
In 1962 his groundbreaking article "Environment: A New Focus for Public Policy?" appeared in Public Administration Review, launching development of a new subfield of environmental policy studies.
It is especially valuable to the Island Co., a heavy user of freight services that is now launching development projects on the island, requiring shipping and storage of construction materials.
