The phrase "are deployed in different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the placement or utilization of resources, systems, or strategies in various contexts or locations.
Example: "The software applications are deployed in different regions to ensure optimal performance and accessibility for users."
Alternatives: "are utilized in various" or "are implemented in different".
A WRNS is composed of multiple weather radars, which are deployed in different geographical positions for monitoring the weather phenomena nearby.
Grammatical metaphor is, of course, found in texts operating in contexts defined by other fields of activity — they are favoured in 'elaborating' contexts, for example; but they are deployed in different ways, and some contexts seem to favour the congruent more of construal, as is the case with 'instructional' contexts (within the 'enabling' sector of Figure 5).
Evidence is mounting that behavioral responses of C. elegans to attracting or repelling chemicals including oxygen and CO2 are generated by gene activities that are deployed in different combinations of neurons [ 34- 37].
We show that when multiple strategies are deployed in different classes of screening assays, they identify different classes of targeting peptides, which may each have differential value in the temporal-spatial targeting of drugs, biotherapeutics and nanoparticles to the wound bed.
My research interests focus on medical expertise and how it is deployed in different political contexts.
Third generation (3G) mobile radio systems are currently being deployed in different regions of the world.
It said the number of soldiers deployed in the north was "much less" than 160,000, adding that troops were deployed in different provinces of Sri Lanka according to local security assessments.
However, the DAA scheme in TCG specifications is designed for the single trusted domain attestation, and cannot be deployed in different trusted domain directly.
Five real life pilot cases were deployed in different European countries that prove and demonstrate the effectiveness and the benefits of the proposed platform.
"I don't think you'll see customer service centres per se, I think they'll all disappear, but I think the people, those skills will then have to be deployed in different ways".
GSM, for example, has been deployed in different frequency bands around the world, but modern handsets now routinely contain tri-band or even quad-band radios, so can be used anywhere.
