The phrase "and even to deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or execution of a plan, strategy, or technology, often emphasizing an additional action or capability.
Example: "The team was prepared to analyze the data, and even to deploy the new software if necessary."
Alternatives: "and also to implement" or "and even to utilize".
He continued: "But that is part of what being a parent is about – being able to deploy the use of the word no and sometimes even to deploy the off switch on the television, unpopular as that can sometimes be, and sometimes ineffectual because they find another screen somewhere to switch on".
But that is part of what being a parent is about – being able to deploy the use of the word no and sometimes even to deploy the off switch on the television, unpopular as that can sometimes be, and sometimes ineffectual because they find another screen somewhere to switch on".
In recent years, maras have evolved into complex criminal organizations associated with the drug trafficking transport networks tied to Mexican cartels, and are in possession of "assault rifles, vehicles, safe houses, encrypted satellite phones and are even able to deploy drones to monitor the movements of police or rival gangs".
And then there remains a long-standing cultural divide between IT and operational technology (OT) organizations, which must collaborate at the technological, architectural and even organizational levels to deploy IoT and realize ambitious ROIs.
General Hifter's surprise attacks in Banghazi and Tripoli show that he has been able to gather more support than anybody had given him credit for from the Libyan armed forces and the militias; he was even able to deploy aircraft and helicopters against his opponents' positions.
Down the road, researchers hope to boost nano solar cells' power output and make them even easier to deploy, eventually spraying them directly onto almost any surface.
She even hoped to deploy to Afghanistan.
While exploits and hacking tools become even more widely available and simple to deploy, there has been little commensurate progress in beating back attackers, who continue to find success striking at persistent, common weak points.
"1+1," written by Beyoncé with Tricky Stewart and The-Dream, is a promise of fealty enacted as an insistent rant, requiring a vocal muscle few singers possess, and even fewer would care to deploy.
Carriers and service providers have even more responsibility to deploy proactive security measures to safeguard the flow of traffic through their networks.
