The phrase "and redeployed on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being reassigned or relocated to a different position or role.
Example: "The resources were initially allocated to one project and redeployed on another to meet urgent needs."
Alternatives: "and reassigned to" or "and relocated to".
"Naturally pure for relaxed and pampered babies", it has officially become Waitrose's bestselling skincare product, outselling every skin cream, moisturiser and anti-ageing lotion the store sells, thanks to the legions of women who have discovered it is actually wasted on a baby's bottom and better redeployed on their own facial cheeks.
Twenty-three years later, as chancellor of the exchequer, that same strategy has been successfully refined and redeployed, albeit on a rather larger scale.
Narrowing focus was exemplified by the emerging emphasis on certain critical services and the occasions when health workers were withdrawn from some settings and redeployed elsewhere on the basis of prevailing levels of insecurity.
And the unconstitutional central security forces have been redeployed on the streets.
On 22 November 1944, the Australian II Corps under Lieutenant General Stanley Savige took over responsibility for Allied operations on Bougainville from the US XIV Corps and throughout November and December Australian units began relieving the Americans who were then redeployed on subsequent operations in the Philippines.
The primary theatre of war has since switched from Latin America to the Middle East, but many of the same tactics of that period – which caused so much devastation and engendered so much visceral anger – seem to have been redeployed on the other side of the world.
Well, reverberation has been redeployed on Darlingside's ambitious Birds Say, though it's only one of the techniques this versatile quartet utilizes.
According to the Navy's press office, members of the Lincoln's crew photographed with the president on that day may have already been redeployed on another carrier.
The pharmacy workforce is being significantly redeployed on strike days to cover suitable activities that junior doctors are not there to perform (such as independent prescribers).
British forces in Haifa redeployed on 21 April 1948, withdrawing from most of the city while still maintaining control over the port facilities.
