The phrase "a large deployment in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or distribution of resources, personnel, or technology in a specific area or context.
Example: "The company is planning a large deployment in the new software system across all departments next quarter."
Alternatives: "a significant rollout in" or "a major implementation in".
What the public is unlikely to support is a large deployment of U.S. forces like those in Iraq and Afghanistan in the past two decades.
Third, it has the scalability property, such that it could be used in a large deployment.
Other possible future directions include the more detailed analysis of system performance in a large deployment scenario taking into account elastic demands and network fluctuations, or a deep analysis of comparison between different replication and migration approaches.
Clinton agrees with Obama on the need to use special forces and trainers but, like the president, she has said a large deployment of US ground forces in the Middle East would be counterproductive.
So doesn't it seem odd to hear hawks say that health reform is fiscally irresponsible, while in the next breath they cheer a larger deployment of troops in Afghanistan?
In a larger deployment, topology control and clustering would be required to ensure scalability.
Of course, the downside of a larger deployment is that more troops are in harm's way.
Note that, if a larger deployment of pico-cells were considered in the scenario, a certain hysteresis region should be considered when adjusting the B 2/3A thresholds in order to avoid ping-pong HOs between non-co-sited HSPA and LTE pico-cells due to user mobility.
The president's decision, first reported by the Financial Times of London, comes at a time when the Army is stretched thin by large deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, but administration officials said the new realignment is unrelated to the conflicts in those countries.
But Pentagon officials do not want American troops to become entangled in a civil war when the military is already stretched thin because of large deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan.
