The phrase "all deploy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the action of deploying something in a comprehensive manner, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to ensure that all deploy are completed before the deadline."
Alternatives: "all deployments" or "complete deployment".
The iPhone models introduced at the same time as the Series 4 all deploy facial analysis software.
They all deploy, with a sneer, the term Davos Man, coined by the late political scientist Samuel Huntington, who decried a post-national wealthy globe-trotting élite.
Please read his piece later, and everything that follows, after trying to set aside the blinders and filters we all deploy in facing questions like this.
Finally, we will interrogate the contested ideals of regulation and competition, which private, non-profit, and governmental stakeholders all deploy in legal and political fora to advance private gain and public goods¿most recently in a series of transformative proposals to use federal emergency powers to provide financial bailouts to legacy fossil and nuclear power plants.
In "Orphans," knives, guns, fists, rope and duct tape are all deployed to violent ends.
Post-deployment surveys suggest that 10 to 20percentt of all deployed troops have experienced concussions.
Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu, and others we are all deploying teams and building up talent.
France, Belgium and the Netherlands are all deploying solitary and "small-group isolation" on suspected and convicted terrorists to prevent radicalisation of prisoners.
These political weapons were all deployed in the tumultuous presidential election of 1800 an event that nearly toppled the new republic.
Her two oldest sons and her husband, all Army National Guardsmen, were all deployed to Iraq at the same time, posted to the same base.
Two behavioural profilers, a geographical profiler and a clinical psychologist were all deployed in the hunt for the Night Stalker to try to guess his movements.
