The phrase "roll out services" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase is often used to describe the process of introducing new services or products to a market or a larger population. For example: "The company is rolling out new digital services to increase their online presence."
Credit card use is booming as domestic banks like Bank of China and China Merchants Bank roll out services targeting consumers in China's smaller cities.
Investors have recently piled millions into same-day delivery startups such as New York's Zipments and San Francisco's PostMates, and now Palo Alto firm Deliv has become the latest beneficiary, with plans to use a $6.85 million series A investment to hire new staff and roll out services to hundreds of retailers located in shopping malls across America.
Investors have recently piled millions into same-day delivery startups such as New York's Zipments and San Francisco's PostMates, and now Palo Alto firm Deliv has become the latest beneficiary, with plans to use a $6.85 million series A investment to hire new staff and roll out services to hundreds of retailers located in shopping malls across America.
The only alternative is to wait until the carriers roll out services on their own terms.
A spokesman for British Telecommunications, Tony Henderson, confirmed that the company had applied for a license, but said it had no immediate plans to roll out services.
Since we began campaigning on this, the government has given a commitment to roll out services for people with mental health problems and learning disabilities in police custody and courts across England and Wales by 2014".
But it has written sharp letters to the holders of 119 licences who have not yet rolled out services.Sachin Pilot, a junior telecoms minister, predicts that between eight and ten unnamed firms will be asked for more money.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is also slowly moving ahead under an agreement with Concourse Communications to roll out service gradually to the three major airports it runs -- LaGuardia, Newark and Kennedy International -- starting sometime next year.
The company also plans to roll out service in Washington, Oregon, Nevada and Arizona over the next few months.
On-demand delivery startup Postmates has brought on a new round of funding to help roll out service in new markets.
The successful debut of Charter sends the signal that the market understands there is a smart way for cable to provide broadband to fragmented markets and, hopefully, that the other cable providers will redouble their efforts to roll out service.
