The phrase "agencies deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the actions or strategies that organizations or governmental bodies implement or utilize in various contexts.
Example: "In response to the crisis, agencies deploy resources to assist affected communities."
Alternatives: "agencies utilize" or "agencies implement".
Corporations and federal agencies deploy them.
Hannigan did not reference Snowden but did refute accusations that UK spy agencies deploy mass surveillance techniques.
"There are still investigatory powers that only the security and intelligence agencies deploy: notably, bulk data collection and CNE.
Companies like Hortonworks, Pivotal and WANdisco are helping industries from banks and utility providers, to hospitals and government agencies deploy big data strategies.
Yes, in tuberculosis and public-private partnership hospitals Unsure Agencies deploy staff to geographical areas or health facilities where it is difficult to find staff.
"The agencies deployed the resources necessary to get the job done, and as a result, both inmates were caught and not one member of the public or law enforcement was harmed".
The EU agency deployed 200 border guards south of the Evros river in October but they are due to be withdrawn at the end of February.
In October 2009, another official said, the agency deployed a squad aboard a Navy amphibious assault ship, the Wasp, off the coast of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, where it focused on planes used for smuggling.
The second response dosage variable is how quickly the agency deployed officers into the micro-time hot spot after it was identified by the crime analysts.
The agency deployed officers similarly for both crime types either on the same or next day after the bulletin was published but no later than 2 days after.
The agency deployed five vehicles carrying cleanup units and food, and allocated $1.4 million to provide assistance to 3,000 families.
