"launching a generation" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe the process of introducing or starting a new era or group of people. It can also refer to the act of initiating a new trend or movement. Example: The new educational program is aimed at launching a generation of innovative thinkers and leaders.
Vogel's screenings and seminars primed the pump and stimulated interest in a broad range of filmmakers, but it didn't launch a generation.
A huge hit with 80s teenagers, it launched a generation of teen idols (collectively known as the Brat Pack) and became a reference-point for misunderstood adolescents everywhere.
During a recent visit Mr. Sachs and his studio manager attempted to show off a scale model of the Saturn rocket that launched a generation of men to the Moon.
Camden Yards launched a generation of so-called retro-classic ballparks, a style to which both of New York's new stadiums conform, even though they look vastly different from each other.
John Osborne's play went on to be produced at London's Royal Court the following year, launched a generation of playwrights collectively called "the angry young men", and marked the Sloane Square theatre out as the place to watch out for exciting new drama.
The response, the National Defense Education Act of 1958, launched a generation of scientists who found employment in the baby-boomer-propelled expansion of academic and industrial research of the 1960s and early 1970s.
Launching a new generation of local TV services was a pet project of former culture secretary Jeremy Hunt and London Live's debut in March was the most high profile to date.
Now they are launching a new generation of hardware, with different features and different business strategies.Nintendo is releasing its 3DS on February 26th in Japan and in March in America and Europe.
Japan's NTT DoCoMo confirmed on Tuesday April 24th what many in the industry were starting to fear: that their multi-billion dollar bet on launching a new generation of services is proving far more risky than they had expected.
That's why Snips is launching a data generation service today.
