The phrase "release software" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of making a new software program or application available to the public. For example, "The company is preparing to release new software in the coming weeks."
This program will release software every six months, with the first ACS domain implementation released in June 1998.
Other manufacturers periodically release software updates that add new features and fix bugs with their own streaming TV boxes.
Coloured Coins and Mastercoin will soon release software that enables trade in other financial assets, including stocks and bonds.
In the next few months the company plans to release software called PDSay, said Pam Ravesi, senior director of product management.
The same data can be analyzed to solve a related problem: determining the best times to release software patches.
With the development of the information society, it has become necessary to release software early that satisfies users.
At one point during the panel discussion at Berlin label PAN's takeover of Moma PS1 last month, label head Bill Kouligas mentioned that he had plans to release software-based work in the future, which was quite an exciting prospect.
Links to Anil's manuscript and beta-release software are here.
The issue appears to be affecting regular Windows 10 Anniversary update users and those on Microsoft's Insider programme for pre-release software testing.
The pre-release software they have been using for the last few months will be opened up to the wider world, and they can start making the most of all the fancy new features to improve their applications.
The group began releasing software this year.
