The phrase "assets to be deployed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, project management, or resource allocation, indicating resources that are planned to be utilized.
Example: "The company has identified several assets to be deployed in the upcoming project to maximize efficiency."
Alternatives: "resources to be utilized" or "capital to be allocated".
As the US draws down its troops from Iraq and Afghanistan, its new focus is the Pacific, with more than half of the US Navy's assets to be deployed there by 2020.
The fourth phase of the EPAA, which will be the assets to be deployed in Alaska and the west coast, was the source of greatest concern for the Russians.
He said: "We are now going into the realm of trying to find the black box and sonar technology and different assets will have to be deployed in that effort, but we will address that when the time comes".
UK Defence Secretary Liam Fox has confirmed that intelligence assets will be deployed to try to stop that happening.
That information was attributed to Obama Administration officials, who offered it to explain why American military assets might be deployed to a new body of water.
Community foundations are rooted in the communities they serve, so they know firsthand of the needs following a disaster and the assets that can be deployed to respond.
He did not specify how many troops or aircraft would be involved or what kind of assets would be deployed.
It seems the biggest gap in capabilities concerns intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance -- in other words, achieving the kind of situational awareness necessary so that scarce naval assets can be deployed in the most effective fashion across vast expanses of ocean.
As the Nordics show, these assets must be deployed strategically and in a comprehensive manner.
The blimp, besides building "brand awareness for our company," Mr. Freimuth said, "is also a terrific asset that can be deployed to build good will".
Isis also has a substantial number of Uighur recruits, assets that will be deployed in a wave of terrorism likely to intensify as the group's strongholds shrink and it begins to fragment.
