The phrase "a plan to deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or intentions to implement or launch something, such as a project, resource, or technology.
Example: "The team has developed a plan to deploy the new software by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "a strategy for implementation" or "a proposal for rollout."
"We really need to have a plan to deploy," Mayor Mark D. Boughton said.
In June, Google unveiled its own blue-sky scheme, Project Loon, a plan to deploy Wi-Fi-transmitting balloons over the world's most remote areas.
To resolve those problems, this article suggests a plan to deploy content services for visitors' museum experiences by combining beacons and HMDs.
On Sunday Brahimi's spokesman Ahmad Fawzi denied a report that the international envoy was considering a plan to deploy 3,000 peacekeepers to Syria.
Lakhdar Brahimi's spokesman Ahmad Fawzi has denied a report that the international envoy is considering a plan to deploy 3,000 peacekeepers to Syria.
Russian officials here have so far declined to comment on the announcement, which was made in Washington on Friday by Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel as part of a plan to deploy additional ballistic missile interceptors to counter North Korea.
It developed a failed plan to deploy a Wi-Fi network blanketing San Francisco.
China and the United States appear to remain far apart on other issues, including a U.S. plan to deploy a missile-defense system known as Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) to South Korea and China's efforts to expand its territorial claims in the South China Sea.
For example, if there is a municipal plan to deploy Wi-Fi AP on a specific road for building a vehicular network, it would be more reasonable to deploy APs at an intersection, where most vehicles might stop for a while.
These were the fantasias dreamed up by each samba school's carnavalesco: the director with a grand plan to deploy all these willing bodies.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization has approved a standby plan to deploy 3,000 troops to disarm the guerrillas if they sign on to a peace deal.
