The phrase "are actively deployed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the current status of resources, personnel, or systems that are in use or operational.
Example: "The new software updates are actively deployed across all company devices to enhance security."
Alternatives: "are currently in use" or "are in active operation".
In the era of Big Data, companies worldwide are actively deploying web services in both intranet and internet environments.
By the end of this year, the inquiry will have been sitting for longer than British combat forces were actively deployed in Iraq.
Yet the Streams app has since been actively deployed in the Royal Free's hospitals.
"The U.S. market has unbelievable potential and, quite frankly, it's frustrating to me, being an American, to not see these things being actively deployed," Memo says.
The company has four or five different battery vendors whose technology is actively deployed, and several other companies' products are in the process of being evaluated.
JOHN_HAGEL: Web services are being actively deployed by national and state governments, particularly in terms of lowering the cost of aggregating information for constituents on Web sites and in facilitating access to information stored in diverse databases of course raising privacy questions.
But she also cautions that online disinformation is likely to get worse in the short term, with AI now being actively deployed in the potentially lucrative business of creating fakes, such as Adobe's experiments with its VoCo speech editing tool.
So far, just a small percentage of the $10.2 billion that has been allocated has been actively deployed into infrastructure projects, yet they've already created over 33,500 good jobs.
This reinforces that where countermeasures (antivirals, vaccines) are available, they should be actively deployed.
Because the motion signal was task-irrelevant, it was assumed that little-to-no attention was actively deployed to that stimulus.
