The phrase "act of deploying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process or action of putting something into use or operation, often in a technical or military context.
Example: "The act of deploying the new software system took longer than anticipated due to unforeseen technical issues."
Alternatives: "process of implementation" or "action of launching".
We were already using TeamCity as an off-the-shelf Continuous Integration server, but we were clear that building and testing a deployable artifact wasn't something we wanted to mix with the act of actually deploying it.
It will therefore be worthwhile to investigate the feasibility of deploying ACTs in the community either within the home management programs or through the private sectors like the patent medicine dealers.
Deployment of ACTs within the public health sector already poses significant challenges to many countries [20], [21], and the costs and benefits of deploying of ACTs into HMM will need to be assessed.
In addition — and unquestionably of most immediate concern — Bush has already used his newfound power under this act to deploy the First Brigade Combat Team of the Third Infantry Division within the United States.
The session focussed on Act I, Scene 1, in which Oppenheimer, Teller, and Wilson debate the wisdom of deploying the bomb in Japan.
Lebanese officials made clear that they had no intention of deploying troops along the border; rather, the mixed force of soldiers and special police will act as an internal security force.
In one notable act of heroics, Kirstie deployed her online resources in the war on carry-on liquids.
The central bank also has extensive financial resources and does not need an act of Parliament to deploy them — though it took pains to avoid the appearance that it was printing money.
Yet Poliça have become one of 2012's most alluring acts by deploying the technique in unexpected ways.
More than half (1,470) of deployed midwives were CME trained.
