The phrase "able to deploy the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to implement or utilize something, often in a technical or operational context.
Example: "The team is able to deploy the new software update efficiently across all systems."
Alternatives: "capable of implementing the" or "qualified to utilize the".
But taken together, they demonstrate that Mr Chávez is both willing and able to deploy the entire weight of the state to crush his opponent.
In all likelihood Reagan won't get zero option and without progress in arms control won't be able to deploy the new missiles.
Playing the game and being able to deploy the rules has afforded them the luxury of a good education, a steady job, and decent income.
This moment, he suggested, presents an unusual opportunity for the deepfakes' creators to establish ways to combat them before bad actors are able to deploy the technology widely.
Marc Skinner's side play an attractive, possession game and have the advantage of being able to deploy the England striker Ellen White at centre‑forward.
It was in that context, in December 1984, that I stated in a background session with journalists that because we wouldn't be able to deploy the system in Mr. Reagan's term, it might be called "the greatest sting in history".
A reduction in repair and maintenance support for ships, coupled with a smaller fleet had meant that the Royal Navy was less able to deploy around the globe today than eight years ago, even though the threat had grown.
Dr Ian Norton said: "There are small teams that have been launched after watching the news and that are trying to respond with the best of intentions, but unfortunately they do not have the sustainability to be able to deploy into the remote areas where we need them the most".
The Japanese troops who survived this attack were shocked by the heavy firepower the Allied forces had been able to deploy, and the assault force was left in a state of disarray.
But fitting the Stryker aboard C-130's is required to fulfill the Army's pledge that a Stryker Brigade Combat Team of 3,500 to 4,000 troops will be able to deploy with the armored vehicles anywhere in the world within 96 hours.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said he hoped international monitors would be able to deploy on the Ukraine-Russia border in the next few days.
