The phrase "a wide deployment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the extensive distribution or implementation of a system, technology, or strategy across various locations or among a large group.
Example: "The company plans for a wide deployment of the new software across all its branches by the end of the year."
Alternatives: "a broad rollout" or "an extensive implementation".
Roadmaps propose a wide deployment of heat pumps and photovoltaics in the residential sector.
Those remarks were met with some disbelief, particularly in Damascus, where antigovernment protesters said they faced arrest, bullets, tear gas and a wide deployment of government security forces trying to suppress their demonstrations — all violations of the supposed cease-fire plan.
Nowadays, we are facing a wide deployment of wireless networks such as 3G (LTE), WiMAX, Wifi, etc.
There are several interesting problems that could arise with a wide deployment of LTE femtocells, which have to be carefully accounted for in order to exploit all the potential of this new promising technology.
The phase II from 2030 to 2050 is characterized by a wider deployment of CCUS.
The need for improving the robustness, as well as the ability to adapt to different operational conditions, is a key requirement for a wider deployment of robots in many application domains.
The deal is currently only running in the midwest, but SCVNGR CEO Seth Priebatsch sounds optimistic about AT&T pursuing a wider deployment depending on how this goes.
Satellites, a wider deployment of ground-based radars and improved modelling capabilities means that the middle atmosphere is now investigated on a global scale and the relative contribution of different waves to the energy and momentum budgets are better understood.
The paper aims at exposing some of the issues encountered, outlining the problems of a city wide deployment, and augmenting our in-field experience with the results from large scale simulation studies.
A rapid wide deployment of EVs is unlikely due to several issues in commercialization.
However, proposed solutions feature various proprietary and highly specialized technologies that are difficult to integrate and complex to use, which represents a hurdle to their wide deployment.
