The phrase "and will be deploying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future actions or plans related to the deployment of resources, personnel, or technology.
Example: "The team has completed the preparations, and will be deploying the new software next week."
Alternatives: "and will be implementing" or "and will be launching".
Square is acquiring the team behind Framed Data, a predictive analytics service, and will be deploying the team of data scientists to its Square Capital team.
Facebook has just started rolling out a new homepage design to a small number of users, and will be deploying it on a wide scale in the near future.
The massive coal industry front group, the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, which has already spent tens of millions of dollars to kill clean energy jobs, announced this week that it is spending $1 million on ads in August and will be deploying an astroturf "America's Power Army" to town hall meetings and events in 39 states.
"I know that lists of local lawyers and national legal talent are amassed and will be deployed if need be.
The airline's next A380 is expected to be delivered in January and will be deployed on flights to Heathrow Airport in London, Mr. Forshaw said.
The facility's blades are much longer than those on previous generations of wind turbines, and will be deployed on bigger, more powerful windfarms further off the coast.
A two-ton containment device called a top hat has been lowered to the seafloor and could be installed over the leaking well and will be deployed "within the next few days," the company said.
These drum lines will be set along heavily used beaches in the metropolitan area and the South-West, and will be deployed 24 hours a day initially from January 2014 through until April 2014.
The staff, who are understood to include doctors, nurses and infectious disease experts will now undergo special training and will be deployed to man a 62-bed treatment centre in Sierra Leone, built by British military engineers near the capital, Freetown.
The tests were carried out in the past seven days by British scientists at the Porton Down facility, and will be deployed by Cameron in a fresh attempt to persuade the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, to do more to force the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, to the negotiating table.
