The phrase "able to deploy it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or readiness to implement or utilize something, often in a technical or operational context.
Example: "After completing the training, the team is now able to deploy it effectively in the field."
Alternatives: "capable of implementing it" or "ready to utilize it".
Liberate's software is similar to Foundation and Moxi, and Comcast will be able to deploy it on its own, possibly much more cheaply.
"The scheme they were looking at didn't have the CHP box ticked so they weren't able to deploy it," he said.
Going into detail about the story is, above all, proof that the movie has a story that Malick is not a captive of his finely crafted style but, rather, able to deploy it to realize a dramatically engrossing world.
The Federal Reserve only has the blunt instrument of QE with which to stimulate the economy, and will only be able to deploy it after a softening up process for the markets that will take several months.
Whatever the origin of Jefferson's usage, the Crusade metaphor had become so well established in American usage by 1861 that E.G. de Fontaine was able to deploy it ironically against his enemies, the abolitionists, who, he sneered, "invited all men to join in the holy crusade" against slavery.
He had more business knowledge and commercial acumen in his little finger then I had in my whole body and yet he was able to deploy it and help me learn without condescension or undermining me in my first CEO role.
If that option does not work out, Silver said, TNT may be able to deploy its digital rights on SI.com and AOL Sports, which are also part of Time Warner.
The limitations of this MT monitoring mostly arise from the fact that we were only able to deploy 1 station, and it seems clear from our data that the subsurface resistivity structure at this site becomes increasingly three-dimensional at deeper levels.
Cloudera has to show companies that it can build a better product than they might be able to deploy themselves, or simply make it much easier to deploy by paying the company so it's another thing those companies don't have to worry about.
No, thanks.Nor will the opera lobby be able to deploy against Mr Smith the charge it used so effectively against his Tory predecessors: that their reluctance to sign its cheques proved they were philistines.
But the tiny European nation was only able to deploy that much wind electricity because it could dump its excess wind electricity onto its neighbors — at a very high cost.
