"deploy the strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that someone should take action and put a plan into action. For example, "We need to deploy the strategy we discussed in order to increase our sales."
So we might ask why Stuart was less able to take advantage of the changed interactional context in his conversations with Pamela and was less able to deploy the strategies he practised during therapy.
A Republican congresswoman from Minnesota deployed the strategy at its most unvarnished on national television, and the Party has had to desert her.
And this in turn may depend on the nature of the expression relation posited in deploying the strategy.
The elements analyzed here were the corporate sustainability strategy, organizational practices for deploying the strategy, and the work design phase.
The proposed strategies can be grouped based on two criteria: The responsible stakeholder for developing and deploying the strategy, and the target layer for that strategy.
Since the Vietnamese Government introduced the policies of innovation, international economic integration and deployed the strategy of industrialization and modernization of the country, there have been outstanding developments in the textile industry, which has developed as a key economic sector (Viet 2015).
The most successful proponent of this strategy is Scott Walker, who has successfully deployed the strategy already in Wisconsin.
The benefits of doing this were quite evident, with those fully deploying the strategy found to be three times as likely to be recommended for a board position than their peers.
I say this last, because, in reading your article on Conditions, I realized that we deployed the strategy of lesbian separatism, i.e. the commitment to the "all-lesbian collective, enabled us to produce Conditions.
Still, the opportunities for profits in market timing were relatively small because mutual funds limited the amount of money they allowed investors to deploy in the strategy.
