"let's introduce" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to suggest or propose introducing someone or something to another person or group. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "Let's introduce our new colleague, Sarah, to the rest of the team."
Finally, an environmental measure that would reduce greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, and make our towns and cities far more pleasing places – let's introduce 20mph speed limits everywhere people live, work and shop: make it the default urban limit.
"Let's introduce ourselves to the world, not again, but for the very first time".
Let's introduce a scrappage payment, not to replace old cars with new ones but to replace old cars with no car at all.
Let's introduce a lifetime allowance of £500,000 for ISA investments and freeze the annual limit at £15,000 for the remainder of this parliament with a shift in resources – for example, by matching, pound for pound, the first £100 that each saver puts in an ISA for basic rate taxpayers.
Let's introduce conditional probability by definition: Definition.
Let's introduce full warranties (the company replaces the broken product by a new one).
So we said, 'We do, too, so let's slowly introduce them as an alternate jersey.' It's still a very popular jersey here in town".
Oct. 5. "CHOP SUEY" The photographer and documentarian Bruce Weber ("Let's Get Lost") introduces his protégé, the teenage wrestling star Peter Johnson, to a new world of glamour and excitement.
In 1986, the team's most recent championship year, a synthesizer-accompanied tune called "Let's Go Mets" was introduced at Shea Stadium, to the mild derision of listeners.
Michelle Obama has long been the epitome of wellness goals, thanks in part to the "Let's Move" health initiative she introduced during her time as first lady and her ability to convince Jimmy Fallon that exercise is the opposite of gross.
"Let's say we introduce that he's going to be starting.
