The phrase "about the deployment of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or distribution of a particular system, service, or resource.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the strategies about the deployment of the new software across all departments."
Alternatives: "regarding the implementation of" or "concerning the rollout of".
The British were diplomatic about the deployment of the Green Jackets.
His visit to Japan is also likely to include discussions about the deployment of V-22 Ospreys there.
But as the worries over sending troops to Lebanon have shown, many remain uncomfortable about the deployment of hard power.
On Thursday, General Younes said he had repeatedly warned NATO about the deployment of tanks to the front lines.
The inquiry comes as more visual and medical evidence is being accumulated about the deployment of the highly incendiary munitions.
"We're going to want to see a significant acceleration in operational discussions about the deployment of the force," Power said.
Regardless of whether we have on our hands the usual dithering, backtracking Obama, or an Obama full of surprises, a radical new development has taken place in the Syrian issue, brought about by the deployment of chemical weapons.
The effective time for integrating a new assistive service into the platform was about 2s for the deployment of one assistive service with two sensors and one interaction device.
And some officials said the attacks could have come within days, noting that the German Parliament will soon take up a politically fraught debate about extending the deployment of German troops in Afghanistan.
My group proposed a better portable battery, which would enable transmission of power (presumably by people carrying the battery about) that accelerates the deployment of solar power through social sharing.
But the effect will also go beyond that, making the election about whiteness, and the deployment of it.
