The phrase "committed to deploy" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express a commitment to doing something that involves deployment, such as launching a project or launching a new initiative. For example: "We are committed to deploy this new project as soon as possible."
He sent 50,000 new troops and privately committed to deploy another 50,000 before the end of year.
Danish hospital departments treating cancer patients have been committed to deploy case managers to improve coordination and continuity of care.
Lions Clubs has further committed to deploy their 1.35 million volunteers worldwide to raise awareness and mobilise communities to support measles and rubella elimination goals.
President Obama has not formally committed to deploying a residual force or said how big it might be.
Corporate clients are committed to deploying and testing the latest enterprise technology from BlackBerry.
Meanwhile, the province committed to deploying its Emergency Medical Assistance Team (EMAT), consisting of nurses, nurse practitioners and social workers.
On 14 September that year, the Federal government committed to deploying one of the squadron's KC-30s to Al Minhad Air Base in the United Arab Emirates, as part of a coalition to combat Islamic State forces in Iraq.
"Bell commits to deploy the technologies necessary to provide universal broadband availability in 2015.
Wannabe ad industry nemesis Shine has chalked up another telco to commit to deploying its mobile ad blocking technology which uses deep packet inspection to detect and eject ads at the network level — its third such telco deal.
Some states active in developing such weapons have committed to not deploy them for the foreseeable future, Mr. Heyns said.
"I am firmly committed to use the power to deploy the security forces vested in me by the Constitution," Mr. Thein Sein said in a televised speech, his first public comments since anti-Muslim rioting in central Myanmar killed at least 40 people last week.
