The phrase "appropriate for deployment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are assessing whether something is suitable or ready to be put into use, particularly in technical or military settings.
Example: "After thorough testing, we have determined that the software is appropriate for deployment in the production environment."
Alternatives: "suitable for deployment" or "fit for deployment".
Therefore, the generated configurations are evaluated using availability analysis tools to select an appropriate one for deployment.
In any case, a sound knowledge of the biological and genetic components of the pathosystem is important to design the most appropriate strategy for deployment of the different resistance genes [ 3].
Usually, we have only a limited number of selected places that may have ac power and many locations may not be appropriate for MR deployment.
They examine DGBL both from a theoretical point of view and on a practical basis through three stages: a) the evaluation of digital games in the preparatory stage, b) specifying which research has been deemed appropriate for DGBL deployment, and c) the learning outcomes (cognitive, behavioural, affective, and multi-dimensional) that can be attained through digital games.
It must be ready for appropriate deployment in deliberation about means to desired ends.
Such rapid reaction units would be appropriate in several conceivable situations, for deployment in African states threatened by jihadi insurgency, for signalling resolve to Russia in eastern Europe by judicious rotation without upping the overall ante too much, and, controversially, for use in the Middle East should it ever come to that again.
The picture emerging is of a complex regulatory landscape in which multiple actors coincide to perform distinct roles that are fundamental for the appropriate deployment of cellular gene expression programs [ 2].
Among the wide range of tasks of DevOps professionals, we focus on that of selecting appropriate cloud deployments for distributed applications.
Greater research into appropriate deployment strategies for new technologies and impact assessments of existing technologies for HISs would be of high importance in informing HIS policy in resource-poor settings.
