"deploy personnel" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the act of sending personnel (i.e. people or employees) to a particular place or task. For example, "The army deployed personnel to the Middle East on an emergency mission."
Whether to deploy personnel to the heart of the outbreak is a continuing debate within the administration.
Systems known as (see above ), used by a variety of large cities, enable police departments to piece together information and to deploy personnel efficiently.
These companies offer to provide personal bodyguards as well as to guard overseas facilities, manage locally hired security staff and deploy personnel to protect ships from pirates.
Systems known as Compstat (see above Compstat), used by a variety of large cities, enable police departments to piece together information and to deploy personnel efficiently.
A person who has been briefed on conversations between the transition team and State Police union leaders said the agency's managers will be required to undergo much closer scrutiny of how they deploy personnel.
A growing number of African forces were reported to be heading to the country to assist in the military intervention, with Ghana the latest country preparing to deploy personnel.
Pseudofolliculitis barbae (PFB) significantly impacts the military population, especially deployed personnel.
This consolidation will not affect the Mission's current mandate or the total deployed personnel.
Source: AP The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has already deployed personnel, and the Red Cross has opened shelters around the region.
A training package designed by the Army Medical Services Training Centre prepared the deploying personnel in the required infection prevention and control measures.
Apparently the expanded memorial will illuminate the experiences of currently deployed personnel, including on peace-keeping/-making and relief operations.
