"deployed a strategy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to put a plan or method into action or use. You can use it in any context where someone is implementing a predetermined plan or strategy to achieve a goal or desired outcome. Example: The company deployed a strategy to increase sales by targeting a new market segment.
Mr. Breuer eventually deployed a strategy built on guilty pleas for subsidiaries.
The Falcons, after watching that performance, were intent on neutralizing him, so they deployed a strategy that ultimately backfired.
Paul Lambert deployed a strategy he has used before against higher-ranked teams, keeping a high defensive line but asking his attackers to drop back into a compact shape, essentially flooding the centre of the pitch when the opposition have possession.
The Turkish government has deployed a strategy of carefully releasing information through friendly media outlets and then confirming the details afterward.
Instead of deploying a strategy of resistance by refusal, they chose resistance through reversal.
SARAH WHITING 1. Rem Koolhaas ONCE again, Rem Koolhaas's firm, OMA, whose spectacular Seattle Central Library opened to acclaim last month, deploys a strategy of innovative pragmatism.
Edwards' speech here was notable for a long riff arguing that America could deploy a strategy of energy conservation and renewable energy development to collapse oil prices, which would force liberalization and investment in the Middle East, and trigger widespread investment in Africa.
Having had a clear run of five years in which to develop and deploy a strategy that has failed, it is after all absolutely apparent that he was not going to be on the cover of the Labour manifesto for 2020.
To sustain the gains in the south, public health officials are deploying a strategy called reactive case detection.
"Qualcomm is weak in GSM and we think it has been deploying a strategy of firing out legal long-shots," said Windsor.
Now Brock warns that the Republican Party is moving to deploy a strategy similar to counter the allegation by California research psychologist Christine Blasey Ford that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the 1980s.
