The phrase "also been deployed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or use of a resource, tool, or strategy in various contexts, such as technology, military, or project management.
Example: "The new software has also been deployed to several departments to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "also been implemented in" or "also been utilized in".
There is a strong police presence and security guards have also been deployed to protect landmarks such as Nelson's Column.
Garrett Jackson, a personal aide to Mr. Romney, has also been deployed to start a blog intended to offer a window into the candidate's daily life.
Tactical teams have also been deployed to break up poker games, raid bars suspected of serving under-age drinkers and arrest dozens of people for the distinctly non-life-threatening crime of "barbering without a licence".
The Army has also been deployed to protect the site.
Naval commandos have also been deployed to rescue survivors.
An additional 30 WHO experts have also been deployed to DRC. "It is very concerning," Dr.
But United Nations officials and aid workers say international peacekeepers now confined to Kabul must also be deployed to the south and other regions.
If a ballerina did a fouetté, for example, they would clap and shout "Bravo!" But claques could also be deployed to sabotage performances.
They could also be deployed to provide internet on demand where access has been removed because of disaster scenarios or similar.
If, as I believe, they have the skills and the facilities to teach the beginner, those should also be deployed to all advocates those whom the public and the BSB demand should maintain their expertise and improve.
Administration officials say that the additional troops would also be deployed to protect some dozen population clusters across the country, including not only Kandahar and Kabul but also Mazar-i-Sharif and Kunduz in the north, Herat in the west and Jalalabad in the east.
