"staggered launch" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a delayed or slow release of a product or project. For example, "The company decided to implement a staggered launch of the new product in order to ensure that it was successful."
According a leaked piece of what appears to be marketing material, which was tweeted by journalist and tech industry insider Evan Blass, we might see a simultaneous launch of three S7 models - as opposed to last year's staggered launch, when the S7 and Edge were announced in April, and the larger Edge+ came out in August.
The story arose from a piece of what appears to be marketing material that Blass posted on his Twitter account, which showed the names of the three rumoured models alongside each other - suggesting we're not going to see a staggered launch of the larger model like we did last year.
After a staggered launch of its current account kicked off in March, the digital-only bank is announcing imminent expansion to Europe, starting with the Republic of Ireland where it has attained a so-called "banking passport".
How Facebook will roll out the changes isn't yet clear, but I'd suspect a somewhat staggered launch to prevent shock and the typical "new-is-bad" chatter from snowballing in the feed.
Its staggered launch this year has been part of that — allowing it to test how its "non-session-based, context-specific fluid experience" flies, and evidently decide that a new bubbles-based user interface was a better idea than a topic ticker.
Well, today the fintech startup is finally de-cloaking with a staggered launch of its multi-currency account, app and card that does indeed let you store your money in gold and convert it back to fiat currency at the point of payment.
"The staggered lunch hour was our big issue," he says.
Other historic launching pads stand in staggered isolation.
This widening socioeconomic disparity among males is noteworthy, as it has emerged before the implementation of the Scottish Bowel Screening Programme launched in 2007, with a staggered introduction over a 3-year period.
As in its other markets, SideCar is launching with a bit of a staggered rollout in D.C. — the service will initially be available on weekends only, before making rides available more generally during the week.
The launch of the show has been given a staggered start with a further selection of hopefuls expected to be added to the Channel 5 show tomorrow.
