The phrase "launched collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The two companies launched collaboration to develop a new product."
He added that his group has already launched collaborations with other labs around this work.
They developed new styles and colourways, and launched collaborations with brands like Supreme, Stussy, and Billionaire Boys Club.
Berkeley Engineering professor Ming Wu (center) and Dean S. Shankar Sastry (right) visit a Shanghai research lab during a November 2011 visit to launch collaborations with Shanghai-based companies and academic institutions.
Initial surveys of faculty on both campuses had shown that interest in greater and long-term collaborations was high, but that barriers to those efforts included a lack of awareness of potential partnerships, difficulty in arranging travel for all participants and a lack of seed funds to launch collaborations.
In addition, GSK entered a $43M drug discovery collaboration with UK-based AI-driven startup Exscientia; Pfizer also launched a collaboration with IBM Watson for immuno-oncology drug discovery research, and the list goes on.
Artist Robert Rauschenberg and Bell Labs engineer Billy Klüver launched the collaboration.
Asked why he launched the collaboration with Zeffira just a few months before the Horrors' return, he shrugs.
Rodríguez discusses a programme his embassy has launched in collaboration with the police in Scotland called "Sniffing the rainforest".
Last week it launched a collaboration with Disney that involves a collection of products based on Winnie the Pooh.
We launched a collaboration platform that unites the whole company on one dashboard and cuts down on email.
