The phrase "actually deployed in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or use of something, often in a technical or military context.
Example: "The new software was actually deployed in the field last month, and the results have been promising."
Alternatives: "currently utilized in the" or "actively implemented in the".
After leaving Kapisa, French troops will have little operational role in Afghanistan other than training and headquarters units, and no troops actually deployed in the field.
In stunning testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee, a Pentagon general informed shocked senators that the $500 million investment from the coffers of American taxpayers has led, thus far, to "4 or 5" Syrian fighters being trained and actually deployed in the fight against ISIS.
Having a working service you can actually deploy in those scenarios would be significant, even if this trial is just an early step to achieving that.
Houghton Mifflin used the so-called Brown corpus, a body of five hundred varied texts from 1961, to produce the first edition of the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, in 1969: one of the earliest reference guides that included descriptive information about the way words were actually deployed in print.
Dummy land mines made of metal soup plates were actually deployed in some places.
"Our information is that a number of these boats were actually deployed in combat operations around Basra" against American troops during fighting in Iraq, Michael T. Dougherty, director of operations for the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which led the investigation, said Wednesday in an interview.
"Our funds were not actually deployed in an investment capacity," he added.
"It could be 2008 before many companies actually deploy in volume".
Such a tool can be used by consumers for obtaining cost effective resource configurations before actually deploying them in the cloud.
The experience base primarily includes those individuals actually deployed 'on the ground', and this aspect of the survey explores the human resources issues associated with their deployment.
