The phrase "are typically deployed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the common usage or implementation of a particular method, strategy, or technology.
Example: "In modern software development, agile methodologies are typically deployed to enhance collaboration and efficiency."
Alternatives: "are usually implemented" or "are commonly used".
Military personnel are typically deployed to protect the embassies and diplomatic staff within them, and are rarely mobilised to intervene in events that fall outside US territory and thus within the control of the host government.
While deferred-prosecution agreements are the Justice Department's preferred tool for punishing corporate giants — they allow prosecutors to appear tough without imperiling a company's health — they are typically deployed only when misconduct is severe.
PBSs are typically deployed within macro cells for capacity enhancement and coverage extension.
Reinforcement Learning (RL) agents are typically deployed to learn a specific, concrete task based on a pre-defined reward function.
As a common practice in utilities for critical infrastructures, one or more backup EMSs are typically deployed.
Traditional datacenters are typically deployed with highly clustered resources and built-in remote areas far away from users, requiring huge floor space and power consumption.
Medical images present some unusual challenges for signal detection at least as it is typically deployed in vision research.
However, the MSs can be located anywhere in the cell and the probability of LOS to the BS should be at least the same or even higher than to the RS because the BS is typically deployed higher than the RS.
These systems were typically deployed under an ad hoc yearly budgeting system that put long-term operation of the RET project at risk, as such projects focused more on the initial hardware deployment (often with limited community training) rather than on the transfer of RET cultural capital.
