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The phrase "a deployment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of sending or positioning something, such as personnel, resources, or software, to a specific location or for a specific purpose.
Example: "The company announced a deployment to the new project site next month."
Alternatives: "an assignment to" or "a transfer to".
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A deployment to Iraq, however, will be a far different undertaking if it goes ahead.
Turkey's generals, however, are thought to favour a deployment to the north of Baghdad.
His son is scheduled for a deployment to Iraq this year, and he has a palpable affection for Barack Obama.
The researchers are also planning a deployment to monitor the ecosystem of Lake Tahoe in the coming months.
The Independent can reveal that a retired major-general who was given Lariam prior to a deployment to Sierra Leone is among those struggling with the after-effects.
That happened soon enough, as he was driven across it in an Army bus, at night, en route to a deployment to Vietnam.
Wesley Hurst, a 22-year-old volunteer and Marine who is to begin a deployment to the Middle East next week, found a frightened dachshund amid the ruins.
After serving honorably, including a deployment to Iraq, he planned on beginning his university studies immediately after visiting his grandmother and extended family in Iran.
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MOSCOW – When you are a major nuclear power and you want to make a secretive deployment to a faraway ally, what is the first thing you do?
The local area results in [27] compared different relay deployment options whereas now we compare the expected user throughput of a relay deployment to a BS only deployment.
In 1950, North Korea had invaded South Korea, and Truman, declaring an emergency, had sent troops for what he hoped would be a short deployment to defend a U.S. ally.
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