"deploy evidence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to use or present evidence in a deliberate and strategic manner. Example: The prosecution plans to deploy solid evidence to prove the defendant's guilt in the upcoming trial.
Almost 54percentt of Oregon's $94 million budget for addiction treatment services now goes to programs that deploy evidence-based techniques, according to a state report completed last month.
This qualitative assessment showed that motivation for participation and satisfaction with an integrated campaigned designed to rapidly deploy evidence-based intervention are strong and meaningful.
You will gain a new perspective on how the writer says things, how he deploys evidence and examples, and how his sentences are designed to introduce details or withhold them for later.
His critique was set within an empirical study of the trade in Caribbean turtles that deployed evidence from eighteenth-century British colonial trade statistics to ascertain that hundreds of thousands of turtles were killed annually.
The committee also expressed concern that the secret court procedures introduced by the Justice and Security Act, which comes into force in July, could be used to deploy hearsay evidence or evidence obtained through torture.
Over the past decade, clinical findings and treatment guidelines have underscored the importance of increased clinician awareness of the signs and symptoms of this chronically painful disorder and the importance of deploying evidence-based treatment modalities to improve outcome.
Literature and memory cannot be deployed as evidence of historical events; their power lies in the subversion of the certainties they appear to offer.
The information is also alleged to have been deployed as evidence during partially secret court proceedings, during which government lawyers attempted to secure the deportation of several Libyan men.
The papers show that the UK's intelligence agencies engaged in a series of previously unknown joint operations with the Libyan dictatorship and that information extracted from rendition victims was deployed as evidence during partially secret proceedings in London.
The trick, he's finding out, is to deploy humour, evidenced in a recent spoof press conference where he announced he was going on toilet strike until the whole world had access to proper sanitation.
Drawing on literature pertaining to the relationship between consumption and socio-cultural differentiation the study deploys empirical evidence from the British census to analyse status identifiers such as servant keeping, household location and neighbourhood composition.
