"program launch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the official start or release of a new program or software. You can use it when announcing the start of a new program, or when discussing the launch of a specific software project. Example: "The company's highly anticipated program launch has finally arrived, with the release of their new productivity software."
"The clout and reach of Clear Channel is definitely a weapon in the arsenal of a network's program launch," said Paul McGuire, a WB spokesman.
Australia will compete for the second time in the Eurovision song contest next year, official broadcaster SBS announced at its 2016 program launch.
Egged on by trusting curators and a residency program, Launch Pad, that encourages exploration of the site and the Queens community, they have turned to the former ice rink and surrounding park for materials and inspiration.
The Smile Off Your Face played at the Adelaide Fringe in 2008, so a select group of locals who saw the work then have been trying to keep their mouths shut about the details since the program launch.
The first program launch is expected to occur in summer 2011.
Yes, we are currently in the process of putting together an Angel round of $500,000-plus, which we will use to hire key staff, conduct our customer beta program, launch the first generally available version of the bi3 virtualbicenter in Q1 2010 and to build our customer pipeline.
Nonetheless, the system resembles the Citi Bike program launched this week in New York.
Click an app's icon don't double click and the program launches.
The program launched in 2012 with 14 buildings, spanning 14m square feet of space.
Cook County board president Toni Preckwinkle worked with Mayor Rahm Emanuel to ensure the program launched in Chicago.
The Essential Health Package, a government program launched in the early 2000s, places emphasis on immunization, reproductive health, and nutrition.
