The phrase "launch market" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the release of a product or service into the market. For example, "The company is planning to launch their new product in the summer to take advantage of the holiday market."
The largest share of the commercial space launch market, more than half, is held by Europe's Ariane rockets.
China developed a family of Chang Zheng ("Long March") boosters, which are used domestically and serve as competitors in the international commercial space launch market.
China has developed a family of Chang Zheng (Long March) boosters, which are used domestically and serve as competitors in the international commercial space launch market.
The United States enjoyed all of the commercial launch market in the early 1980s, but by the mid 1990s its share had fallen to about 30 percent.
"There's too much capacity in the launch market today," said Bernard L. Schwartz, chief executive of Loral Space and Communications of New York, a satellite manufacturer.
Officials said the new generation of rockets, which will be operational by 2013, would help China compete in the lucrative satellite launch market for decades.
One is to launch markets that the upstarts cannot.
Government space agencies worldwide may yet subsidise launches or unfairly block newcomers from launch markets.
You've said previously that you gambled with your launch marketing strategy – how so?
The site build, launch marketing and employment of a general manager was funded by the shareholders, which helped reduce financial exposure for all.
There will be seven initial launch markets, but soon afterward the car will go national.
