The phrase "able to deploy a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or readiness to implement or utilize something, often in a technical or operational context.
Example: "The team is able to deploy a new software update within 24 hours of receiving feedback."
Alternatives: "capable of deploying a" or "prepared to deploy a".
He reckons the formal aim of being able to deploy a 60,000-strong force might be achieved next year by massaging the figures.
Ms. Schwarz is able to deploy a line like that in casually chilling fashion, so that the book stirs up powerful undercurrents of foreboding.
The BMW drone team would be able to deploy a flying drone, which resembles a high-tech Jet Ski cruise missile, or one of a pair of unicyclelike robotic vehicles to chase lawbreakers.
Plans call for the alliance to be able to deploy a brigade -- a military unit that usually has about 5,000 troops -- within 5 to 30 days of receiving orders.
Plans call for the alliance to be able to deploy a brigade -- usually a military unit of about 5,000 members -- within 5 to 30 days, the official said.
"We've been requesting that and also requesting for reassurance purposes we'd like to have police deployed close if not in the stadiums, just to be able to deploy a tactical option so things could be contained before anything escalates".
ESPN has long been able to deploy an array of weapons on the field of politics.
It is unlikely that anyone not connected with the Russian military would have been able to deploy an SA-11 missile launcher from Russia into a neighboring country.
There is an urgent need for Mali to be able to deploy an army worthy of the name.
OpenStack was distributed as a component of Ubuntu 11.10 and according to Shuttleworth you should be able to deploy an N-node cloud in 15 minutes using just the core Ubuntu Server download.
"I think...the key to success or failure is whether the Afghans accept responsibility, are able to deploy an effective army and police force to maintain stability.
