The phrase "against the deployment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing opposition or resistance to the act of deploying something, such as resources, troops, or technology.
Example: "The community organized a protest against the deployment of the new surveillance system in their neighborhood."
Alternatives: "opposed to the deployment of" or "in opposition to the deployment of".
Moscow also has complained strongly against the deployment of Nato's military units near Russia's borders.
Just over eight months before Top Girls hit the stage, 40 women had marched from Cardiff to Greenham Common to protest against the deployment of Cruise missiles.
Them, just as Bumble is advising against the deployment of a bouncer, Eranga persuades one to lift, Moeen doing well to sway out of the way.
In 1983 the Soviet Union abandoned arms control talks in protest against the deployment of intermediate-range missiles in western Europe (see Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty).
The paper articulates arguments against the deployment of CE technologies and advances a new version of the trade-off-argument based on a degrowth perspective.
"What I am calling for today is for a public and political debate to begin immediately, so that arguments for and against the deployment of western ground forces can be aired.
"After discovering that the situation has not changed, and that your new government announced it would start its mandate with yet more fighting against Muslims and the deployment of more crusader troops to Afghanistan, the Death Squadrons and Ansar al Qaeda have decided to continue on the path of holy war and resistance," the speaker on the video said.
"Permanent Under Secretary Simon Fraser underlined Britain's condemnation of the unacceptable use of force against protesters, particularly the deployment of the Syrian Army in Deraa and Douma and the high level of casualties over the weekend," it said.
Understanding of this is slow; blue uniforms provide an effective camouflage against any instinctive reaction to the deployment of soldiers against citizens.
President Vladimir V. Putin took a risk -- over the objections of many of his advisers -- when immediately after 9/11 he joined in the fight against terrorism by allowing the deployment of American troops in Central Asia.
But non-true believers seem to be coming around to the idea that a military operation against Saddam would mean the deployment of anywhere from a hundred thousand to three hundred thousand American ground troops.
