The sentence 'project will launch' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to the launch of a project, for example: "Our new project will launch next month, and we are extremely excited."
$200 million project will launch telescopes to perform full-sky search for transiting exoplanets.
Following the current trend for modern retellings of classic stories – Val McDermid, Joanna Trollope and Curtis Sittenfeld are all currently writing reworkings of Jane Austen – the Shakespeare project will launch in 2016, coinciding with the 400th anniversary of the playwright's death.
Early builds of "the world's largest collaborative software project" will launch to Windows Insiders this week.
The project will launch three new courses to be offered starting in 2018.
The 10 Pieces project will launch with a special film about classical music to be shown to pupils in cinemas across the country.
This pilot project will launch a multiyear, in-depth documentary research initiative to tell stories of 40 essential American places that enhance our understanding of the United States.
The projects will launch later this year with the reintroduction of species to follow in 2018.
Over the next month, at least ten new crowd-funding campaigns for film projects will launch because creators learned about our community while we were crowdfunding.
The undertaking, known as Project Vanguard, will launch a 72 ft. long 11 ton finless rocket or rather assembly of 3 rockets known as "stages", that are adjusted to operate in sequence from Patrick Air Force Base, at Cocoa, on the east coast of Florida.
Project: Senghor will launch and oversee the Live in Peace Digital and Literary Arts Project, which will coach young people on how to fully express their life stories across media.
The project, which will launch on 29 October, is called Sanctum.
