The phrase "approach is deployed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific method or strategy is being implemented or put into action.
Example: "In response to the challenges faced, the new approach is deployed to enhance productivity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "method is implemented" or "strategy is applied".
Furthermore, the proposed approach is deployed for optimal allocation of wind energy in bulk power systems.
An interpretive phenomenological approach is deployed to explore the lived experiences of art and design in a hotelscape.
The simple yet effective GEI [55] approach is deployed in this paper.
The results in the paper show that as the number of users in the network increases, significant gains can be obtained in the aggregate throughput when the proposed approach is deployed.
Within our study an integrated approach is deployed.
This paper describes the SUMMITrak project at TCI, where such a hybrid approach was deployed successfully to build an enterprise-scale billing system for the cable industry.
A unified mixed-model approach was deployed to account for population structure and familial relatedness (Yu et al. 2006; Price et al. 2006).
A study supported by the UK's Department of Energy & Climate Change showed that if this combined approach was deployed across the UK, sewage sludge could generate an additional 1,310 GWh of renewable electricity every year.
Concentration Index (CI) and its decomposition approach were deployed to reflect inequality degree and explore the source of these inequalities.
In a recent study by Rinke et al. [ 45], an SCG approach was deployed targeting 201 uncultivated archaeal and bacterial cells that belong to 29 major mostly uncharted branches of the tree of life, the so-called "microbial dark matter".
Next the developed approach was deployed to predict outer membrane proteins in five chlamydial proteomes from two human pathogens (C. trachomatis D/UW3/CX, C. pneumoniae AR39), two animal pathogens (C. muridarum Nigg, C. caviae GPIC) and an amoeba symbiont (P. amoebophila UWE25; Figure 1; [ 23- 26]).
