The phrase "trial launch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a preliminary or experimental launch of something, such as a product, campaign, or project. Example: The company will conduct a trial launch of their new smartphone next month, giving a select group of consumers the opportunity to test it before it hits the market.
Since its April trial launch, MySpace China has been faulted as dull and criticized for its less than impressive Chinese name, which translates as "Befriend you, befriend me..
This summer will see a trial launch of the service in Las Vegas, which Hiwire aims will allow for tracking of mobile TV viewership.
The Detroit Free Press and Detroit News will be seeing an 8.5- x 11-inch device this coming summer as a trial launch from Plastic Logic.
Amgen told Forbes it will start a second Phase II lung-cancer study comparing experimental drug AMG 706 to Avastin "very, very soon," which could mean an earlier-than-expected trial launch.
[UPDATE: The company said that sales of imported merchandise grew 70percentt from the previous month, while its sales volume has grown by nearly 63percentthoughugh it still did not break out specific data for Singles' Day.] The trial launch of its Z.cn coincided with the event.
"Rogers is continuing to trial, launch and deliver innovative and reliable next generation wireless telecommunications services to Canadians," says industry analyst, Mark Goldberg, of Mark H. Goldberg and Associates Inc. "The availability of 3.5G mobile services in our own backyard keeps Canada at the front of the world stage with respect to telecommunications services and applications".
We're pleased to announce a major update to our Guardian Crosswords app for Android, based on the success of our free beta trial launched in March.
The boat trip from picturesque Place Creek to St Mawes is part of a year-long trial launched this June, aimed at saving money and reducing carbon emissions.
A UK government-sponsored trial launched in the wake of the VW revelations has found that every single one of the diesel-fuelled vehicles tested had higher emissions of nitrogen oxide pollutants than permitted under EU laws.
The company took a charge of $13 million, or 2 cents a share, to pay for a trial launching of the Delta 3 rocket, making net income $609 million, or 70 cents a share.
The subsequent trial launched the Soviet human-rights movement, turned Brodsky into a world-famous figure, and resulted in his eventual exile from the U.S.S.R. Brodsky was born in May, 1940, a year before the German invasion.
