The phrase "and willing to deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's readiness or openness to implement or utilize something, often in a professional or technical context.
Example: "The team is skilled in various programming languages and willing to deploy innovative solutions to meet client needs."
Alternatives: "and prepared to implement" or "and ready to execute".
Sometimes obdurate, often artful and sometimes willing to deploy dark arts for the victory, Uruguay ultimately proved collectively the better team.
As for the Soviets buying such a deal, Perry reasoned that They ought to be as concerned about silo vulnerability as we are" and thus be willing to deploy fewer warheads on land and more at sea in submarines where they pose less of a first strike threat.
Col. Steven Pflanz, a senior psychiatrist in the Air Force, who was not involved in the Trevino case, said the Air Force considered the stress disorder to be treatable and therefore was willing to deploy an airman with a history of it.
The fact that 70 years later Britain's leader and representative is willing to deploy warships to push desperate people back to a war-torn country shames our nation and our values".
"But if we can make the panels blend in, people will be more willing to deploy them".
The general wanted to know how many fighters Mr. Chalabi had and if he would be willing to deploy them, according to Colonel Seel.
It may also include health-care aid for the poor and uninsured a down payment on one of Mr Obama's more costly promises.Mr Obama's people will also be more willing to deploy the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Programme to prop up the financial system; they may even seek to enlarge it, and pursue some formal powers for taking over failing financial institutions.
An efficient design process for developing B2B EC applications is critical for numerous reasons, namely: (i) the complexity and the growth of this category of EC, (ii) its differences from other categories in many aspects, and (iii) the number of existing approaches and standards causing confusion to enterprises willing to deploy B2B EC applications.
In 2000, the candidate most willing to deploy principles and trash them, according to the tactical needs of the moment, was awarded the prize.
Also identified were the tangible and intangible resources stakeholders deployed or were willing to deploy to prop up the College's activities.
