'launch stage' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe when a project or initiative is beginning and has been planned for implementation. For example, "The company has reached the launch stage of the new product line."
If yes, why?" @jennielees: "The US has successful funds that specifically go after the idea to early launch stage - like Y Combinator.
So are you ready to launch your company on the biggest startup launch stage?
"Polestar 2 will be a direct competitor to the Tesla Model 3…" CEO Thomas Ingenlath said on the launch stage.
Are you ready to launch your company on the biggest startup launch stage and get the highest profile possible?
He also disclosed that the company has gotten to launch stage on just $75,000 in funding.
The total R&D costs to completion to the product development and launch stage for the existing portfolio of 19 products would be 70 million dollars, spread over the next several years.
Minibarra is currently in a pre-launch stage, but beta tests have concluded that staff could save more than two hours a day.
We covered Berkeley-based Hotswap last month during its pre-launch stage.
We use twelve years of orbital observations and maneuver data to analyze the cause of the resonances and explain the differences between the simulated (at the pre-launch stage) and real orbits of FS-2.
At this pre-launch stage, the founders say they've tested their beefed up probiotic on themselves — and will go so far as to say they've seen "promising results".
More companies should do this – it gives the company a way to show everyone exactly what their product is all about and control the messaging during the crucial pre-launch stage.
