"successful rollout" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the successful implementation of a new business strategy or product. For example: After months of preparation, the company was able to achieve a successful rollout of their new mobile app.
Speedy collaboration is the key to a successful rollout.
Many feel a successful rollout here could convince other states with high numbers of uninsured residents that the law can be made to work for them.
But the wreck of the exchanges may actually be worse for conservative policy objectives than a more successful rollout would have been.
Today's move follows the successful rollout of the BBC's own web TV offering, the iPlayer, led by Highfield over four years and with investment of around £72m.
But as his administration prepares to put it in place, he is facing an aggressive Republican campaign to prevent a successful rollout and deny him his most important legacy.
The dean also commended the Program in Medical Education for its successful rollout of the Pathways curriculum, launched in 2015, which will be graduating its first cohort this spring.
As these tactics jam up early efforts in many states, they also amplify the contrast with successful rollouts in states that have wholeheartedly embraced the new law, like Colorado, Connecticut, New York, Kentucky, and Washington.
He unapologetically defended his health-care law, noting that it "will ultimately reduce a major source of inequality". In the process, he called out Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who faces a tough reelection fight next year in Kentucky, home of one of the nation's most successful rollouts of the new system.
Professional services = higher rate of successful rollouts.
We've also aided in successful rollouts in Warren Township in Indiana, winner of a $28.6 million district Race to the Top grant in 2012, and Fulton County in Georgia, one of the largest school districts in the country.
The following factors have been identified as positively influencing the successful national rollout of HRHIS and TIIS: Using local experts for developing the software applications leading to cost reduction, easy maintenance and good availability of technical support.
