The phrase "a way to deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for implementing or launching something, such as software, resources, or plans.
Example: "We need to find a way to deploy the new software update efficiently to all users."
Alternatives: "a method to implement" or "a strategy for launching".
A deal could add to Johnson & Johnson's scale and provide a way to deploy cash stuck overseas.
Others are looking for a way to deploy capital that they can't deploy profitably in their own market," says Matthew Clark, of Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, an investment bank.
But the EU, like Serbia, needs to find a way to deploy its mission there legally.On June 16th Bosnia signed a stabilisation agreement with the EU, the first step towards membership.
The aim was to find a way to deploy support infrastructure for troops quickly: unlike planes, airships require no runways, and unlike ships, they can reach landlocked countries, says Mr Hochstetler.
In the trials at Ohmsett a 30-metre-long prototype boom managed to successfully contain around three tonnes of oil.The company is now developing a way to deploy the boom rapidly.
Stafford is a must-start top five quarterback in Week 3. Ryan Tannehill (MIA) vs. Atlanta — The Dolphins appear to have finally figured out a way to deploy their pricey new receiver, Mike Wallace (9 rec. 115 yds, WK 2), and Tannehill is starting to show a nice rapport with tight end Charles Clay.
Titan is essentially a programming model and a new way to deploy activity-aware Pervasive Apps in dynamic and heterogeneous environments at run time.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) clouds are becoming a customary way to deploy modern Internet applications.
In a university teaching environment platform virtualization is a fast way to deploy copies of the same installation file to multiple computers in a classroom.
Another option is to buy back shares, a proven way to deploy cash, though doing so sends a signal that they are a mature (read: not growth) company.
Network virtualization is considered as a powerful way to deploy different network architectures and protocols over a shared physical infrastructure.
