The phrase "and continue to deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing actions or processes, particularly in a technical or operational context.
Example: "We will assess the current system performance and continue to deploy updates as necessary."
Alternatives: "and keep deploying" or "and proceed with deployment".
Allegations that Syria's government has not being forthcoming about its chemical weapons stockpile and continues to deploy chlorine gas against civilians mounted this week — but any such transgressions probably won't affect American policy on the country's civil war.
"Industry participants have been and will continue to deploy aggressive and streamlined efforts to prevent as many avoidable foreclosures as possible," he said.
In response, we've temporarily disabled access to OAuth from the affected third-party online service, and will continue to deploy efforts to keep our users safe.
Clearly, the bill for the Metropolitan police force for the past few days will be large and, if they continue to deploy in those numbers, it will get larger and the Treasury will stand behind that".
However, neither side has displayed any inclination to surrender its claim to the island, and both sides continue to deploy warships in the contested area.
On February 21 Belarus and Russia signed a treaty of friendship and cooperation, permitting Russia to continue to deploy strategic and military forces on Belarusian territory, promising Russian aid in combating the effects of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, and regulating the supply of Russian energy resources to Belarus.
It's incumbent on us all to seek energy-efficient equipment and for cable TV providers to continue to deploy energy-efficient boxes.
"As we continue to deploy more and more cable modems, many of these modems need servicing or replacing, get damaged and some are not returned," said Justin Venech, a spokesman for Time Warner Cable.
However, the results suggest that as long as banks continue to deploy ATMs and POS terminals, the substitution rate of cash by cards will be diminished.
Women in their 40s Tereza Nemessanyi, Startup advisor, Microsoft I have been "leaning in" for years – and yet the struggle has gotten harder – not less – on how to continue to deploy my brain, education and experience.
