The phrase "a need to deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity or requirement to implement or utilize something, often in a technical or strategic context.
Example: "The team identified a need to deploy new software solutions to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a requirement to implement" or "a necessity to utilize".
At the same time, the rise of the philosophy of embodied modelling is generating a need to deploy biological models as controllers for robots in real-world environments.
While previous research studies have demonstrated the potential to assign malaria risk to a geographic region based on indicators from satellites and other sources, there is still a need to deploy such tools in a broader and more operational manner to inform decision making on malaria management.
However, a need to deploy non-lethal techniques in "nation-building" operations was becoming increasingly crucial, Mr Lewis told the BBC.
We consider these times to be sufficient if there comes a need to deploy more media appliances to manage varying access load.
When there is a need to deploy a new kind of control policy, it only requires the policy maker to extend the internal Policy Manager before instrumentation, which does not affect any other parts of Sensor Guardian.
And because it is the cumulative amounts of greenhouse gases that determine the severity of the impact, any delay in reducing emissions will lead to greater risks and a need to deploy more difficult and expensive means to adapt to the impacts.
However, there is a strong need to deploy these tests in areas where MTB burden is highest.
There is thus an increasing need to deploy adequate measures of confidentiality and protection of the integrity of the research participants without jeopardizing information that could benefit the entire research process and, in the end, be of major importance to the health of the participants.
"They need to, as soon as they deploy a Taser, they need to deploy an ambulance.
In a traditional big data infrastructure, a company would need to deploy physical servers to support this activity.
One consequence has been a recognition of the need to deploy measuring devices, known as light detection and ranging sensors, or Lidars, which measure light particles and can be hand-held, fixed to aircraft or placed on the tops of mountains.
