The phrase "allow deployment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to software, project management, or any situation where permission is granted for something to be deployed or implemented.
Example: "The team must ensure that all tests are passed before we allow deployment to the production environment."
Alternatives: "permit deployment" or "authorize deployment".
The reducation in time to allow deployment across the country will bring clinical and financial benefits to go towards the £20bn national targets".
Mr. Rhinelander had suggested earlier that the Russians may be willing to amend the treaty to allow deployment of a small system in Alaska.
14 Concern Over Missile Defenses European allies have expressed increasing concerns about the Clinton administration's plans to negotiate with Russia to allow deployment of a missile shield.
As a result, Mr. Rhinelander argued, the Russians may be willing to amend the ABM treaty to allow deployment of such a small system even as close to their borders as Alaska.
If elected, Vice President Al Gore has said he would seek to negotiate with Russia on amendments to the antimissile treaty to allow deployment of missile defenses, while also seeking further reductions in offensive weapons.
European allies have expressed increasing concerns about the Clinton administration's plans to negotiate with Russia to allow deployment of a missile shield, and about how much the Europeans are being consulted in the matter.
Currently, several global organizations are working with the CityScope team to allow deployments at scale for cities in their regions.
By contrast, the U.S. withdrawal from the INF Treaty allows deployment of conventional mobile ground-based missiles in Guam and Japan, improving our ability to deter Chinese aggression.
North Korea has been pushing to acquire submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) capability which would take its nuclear strike threat to a new level, allowing deployment far beyond the Korean peninsula and the potential to retaliate in the event of a nuclear attack.
It supported adaptation on nodes thereby allowing deployment of new strategies at run-time.
The delivery system has an outer diameter of 1.67 mm allowing deployment through a 5-Fr catheter/sheath.
