"launched report" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when you want to refer to either a physical report or an electronic report that has been made available. For example, "The company launched the comprehensive monthly report last week."
Newly launched report confirms 2013 was the worst year for aid worker safety since records began in 1997.
The newly launched report demonstrates that dramatic reductions in child survival are possible if the correct investments are possible.
Alzheimer's Disease International has commissioned a number of World Alzheimer Reports since 2009 and was involved in the recently launched report Dementia: A Public Health Priority by the World Health Organization.
UNICEF study on the situation of Roma Children in South East Europe and Council of Europe/European Commission's "Dosta!" campaign Belgrade, 16 May 2007 – UNICEF launched report "Breaking the Cycle of Exclusion: Roma Children in South East Europe" on a joint press conference promoting Council of Europe/European Commission's "Dosta!" campaign aimed against prejudices towards Roma people.
My phone was also really hot this morning People who got their phones shortly after it launched reported that their large, thin phones were bending in their pockets.
"We've had a number of out-of-state tours since we launched," reports Assistant City Manager of Riverside, Rafael Guzman.
And the app includes the recently launched reporting feature that was previously offered to iOS and Android smartphone users.
But before Our Revolution even formally launched, reports of internal dissent and turmoil are swirling around the organization.
Bellamy to launch report in her last visit to Geneva as UNICEF Executive Director.
But the number and frequency in recent months have set off alarm bells, launching reports up the military chain and even into the prime minister's office.
Last week, Crisis launched a report on homelessness in the UK over the past five years.
