The phrase "as he deploys" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone executing or implementing a strategy, plan, or resource in a specific context.
Example: "The team observed the changes in performance metrics as he deploys the new software update."
Alternatives: "as he implements" or "as he executes".
Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, who enjoys "a great relationship" with Trump as he deploys extralegal killing squads.
Territory is inspiration for the songwriter SUFJAN STEVENS, whose lyrics reimagine major and minor events as psychohistory as he deploys mini-orchestras in intricate chamber-pop.
So now the home of Real Madrid, spared the ordeal of hosting a final featuring Barcelona, will take the opportunity for a good look at the galáctico of coaches, a man who may soon be radiating his divisive charisma and well-known introversion as he deploys his wiles on their behalf.
WASHINGTON In declaring Tuesday that he would "finish the job" in Afghanistan, President Obama used a phrase clearly meant to imply that even as he deploys an additional 30,000 or so troops, he has finally figured out how to bring the eight-year-long conflict to an end.
As he deploys it in various frameworks, we find him augmenting and refining the schema even as he applies it, sometimes with surprising results.
Brewers manager Craig Counsell sat before reporters on a quiet Tuesday afternoon in Dodger Stadium, calmly outlining the fears he must ignore as he deploys his relief pitchers.
His rage worsened as he deployed to Afghanistan in late 2011.
Rouch scientifically revealed the workings of the cinema even as he deployed them.
He kept his police services on a tight rein, even as he deployed them to crack down on political dissent.
He found the workings of his own psyche fascinating and illuminating and, as he deployed the method with his patients, he began to build the theories that became the cornerstone of psychoanalytic practice: listening, observing, feeling, reflecting.
But as he deployed an echo-repeat device, some kind of computerized memory system and harmonizers that could raise and lower his pitch by an octave, his actual playing was virtually lost in gimmickry.
