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The phrase "administration wants to deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or intentions of an administration to implement or utilize a particular strategy, program, or resource.
Example: "The administration wants to deploy new technology to improve efficiency in public services."
Alternatives: "the administration intends to implement" or "the administration plans to utilize".
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The problem is not the limited system the Clinton administration wants to deploy against the threat of missile attacks from North Korea.
That would come on top of $16.6 billion estimated for the 50 new MX's the Administration wants to deploy on rail cars.
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Two top British officials visiting here have told the administration that while Britain understands why Washington wants to deploy a limited national missile defense, the administration needs to reassure all members of NATO.
The navy wants to deploy drones to track passing ships.
He wants to deploy American troops along the border with Mexico.
But instead of building the cars, he wants to deploy the stations to service them.
The Pentagon wants to deploy 100 of the 10-warhead MX missiles.
It also wants to deploy the mission to the buffer-zone currently closed off by Russia forces.
Samsung wants to deploy $1.2 billion in IoT.
And while they both do their best to sound ferocious, neither wants to deploy U.S. ground troops.
"We want to deploy a limited defense as soon as possible to deal with new threats," a senior administration official said.
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