The phrase "launch surveys" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to the act of starting or initiating surveys. Example: The company plans to launch surveys to gather feedback from their customers on their new product.
Right off the bat, we held numerous frank, honest discussions within the team as well as launching surveys to reach a common understanding… and [to figure out] where the 500 culture is doing well and where we're falling short.
Worries about the status of the polar bear have prompted action, and scientists have launched surveys to monitor threatened Arctic seals.
An earlier attempt to conduct a usual post-launch survey failed because of a snagged cable that restricted the motion of Atlantis' sensor system cameras.
A combination of VSOP pre-launch survey data and our own observations of extremely high redshift quasars provides a data base for studying structural properties of radio-loud quasars as a class of objects.
Self-reported frequency of RHFP service use increased by 20% from the baseline survey to the 12 month post-launch survey (p < 0.05).
Precision Polling has launched to provide an easy way to create and launch phone surveys, taking a page from the model that simple online survey sites, like SurveyMonkey, have pioneered.
Therefore, a major challenge is also to launch additional surveys in order to supplement existing data.
Sgt. George McClaskey, a Baltimore cop, spends his days thinking about the answers, and one cold day recently, he took me out in an old police launch to survey Baltimore harbor.
The Social Care Network has teamed up with the Institute for Research and Innovation in Social Services (Iriss) to launch a survey, which aims to understand the experiences, attitudes and outlook of care professionals in Scotland.
Melba Wilson, owner of Melba's restaurant in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City, who spoke on a panel in New York to launch the survey, said she was not an ideal loan candidate when she was first starting out on her own.
