The phrase "also plan to deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing future intentions or strategies regarding the implementation of a project or system.
Example: "In addition to our current initiatives, we also plan to deploy a new software update next quarter."
Alternatives: "also intend to implement" or "also aim to launch".
The Australians also plan to deploy four FA-18A fighters, two B707 tanker planes to help with midair refueling and two P-3 aircraft for sea patrols.
They also plan to deploy 10,000 lawyers at polls in a dozen states with close Senate or House races -- or where there have been histories of complaints.
But they say it will "be available worldwide across almost all carriers" and they "also plan to deploy an ad-based service for free updates".
The Obama team is also planning to deploy Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has roots in Scranton.
Rackspace, a fast-growing American cloud-computing company, also plans to deploy servers built by Quanta in a new data centre on the east coast.Combined, all the contract manufacturers and self-builders would be the fifth-biggest vendor of servers based on the "X86" architecture (which make up most of the market), with a share of 4.8%, Gartner estimates.
Since e-scooters and e-bikes are the new craze, it's no surprise Yellow also plans to deploy those modes of transportation.
More specifically, Eyler said it'd be the latter half of Q1 or early Q2.Lyft also plans to deploy some Segway-Ninebot scooters with swappable batteries "soon," Eyler said.
Banks are also required to provide a specific business plan for the next two or three years and explain how they plan to deploy the capital.
It is important that researchers plan to deploy these strategies well in advance of initiating recruitment.
In phase two, we plan to deploy caTRIP-II along with enhancements determined through end user interaction.
