The phrase "again deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of deploying something once more, such as a strategy, resource, or technology.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we decided to again deploy the marketing campaign to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "re-deploy" or "deploy once more".
The Interior Ministry announced it would again deploy once-ubiquitous police forces — despised by many as the symbol of the daily humiliations of Mr. Mubarak's government — across the country, except in Liberation Square.
Although Russia's economy is unlikely to support a large buildup of its missile forces, officials said the report found that it could again deploy shorter-range missiles along its borders and resume adding multiple warheads to its ballistic missiles.
They will once again deploy the market failure argument: that a public service broadcaster should only do things that commercial rivals are unable to provide – and may gain more traction than previously.
President Paul Kagame of Rwanda, who ordered the withdrawal of some 20,000 soldiers from eastern Congo several weeks ago, threatened this week to again deploy them if militia forces continue moving toward his country's border as they make gains on rebel groups that had been backed by Rwanda.
Allardyce once again deployed his team purely to contain.
Prop-foulers were again deployed, and one became tangled in the Kaiko Maru's propeller.
Teargas was again deployed there, and flashbang grenades and another type of non-lethal projectile appeared to have been used.
The officer again deployed Aldo, who again indicated drugs, but this time the officer's search of the truck yielded no illegal substances.
SEATTLE — Retailers have been flailing about a bit in their efforts to get people to shop again, deploying all sorts of gimmicks and promotions to spur customer spending.
Martial was once again deployed on the wing for United, and Van Gaal refused to entertain the prospect of giving Martial a run of games as a centre-forward.
Matthew Nussbaum, the Politico reporter who wrote the story, noted that the Trump campaign is "once again deploying a hardly-knew-'em defense".
