"deployment of a strategy" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English
It refers to the implementation or execution of a plan or approach to achieve a specific goal. Example: The successful deployment of our marketing strategy led to a significant increase in sales.
For successful deployment of such a strategy in the two-tier LTE cellular network, we examine the severeness of four cross-tier interference scenarios under hybrid spectrum arrangement and propose the interference mitigation methods to alleviate the residual significant interferences among them.
In Mali also, White and colleagues reported the successful deployment of a similar strategy by CARE USA and CARE Mali to tackle prevailing socio-cultural norms that negatively affected maternal health behaviours and outcomes [ 21].
While this relationship likely reflects the demographic factors associated with safe sleep practices (e.g., maternal income and race/ethnicity), the finding informed the deployment of an intervention strategy for SUID prevention.
The success of Tidal depends on the deployment of a well-crafted strategy that will appeal to consumers beyond the splashy PR launch.
Furthermore, it might also suggest the deployment of a risk management strategy through the 'maximum-standing-stock' technique of herding where there is a maximization of herd size as an adaptation strategy to the west's chronic deficit of environmental resources.
At the same time, it would harm autonomy to tell students the exact strategies they should use (Reeve, 2009) and would be misleading, because PBL problems can be addressed through deployment of a variety of strategies (Jonassen, 2011).
Developmental objectives- Effective incorporation of market and technology strategy is absent in current deployment of a framework for development strategy.
The aim is not to explain why WIC mothers are less apt than non-WIC mothers to place their infants in safe sleep positions; rather, our purpose is: 1) To generally illustrate how surveillance data that is routinely collected for public purposes can be used to inform the development of intervention strategies; and 2) To specifically inform the deployment of a SUID risk reduction strategy.
The relentless application of the reasoning tool involved much guidance in the setting of lemmas as targets and the deployment of an arsenal of strategies, including the set of support, forward and backward subsumption, lemma adjunction, formula complexity, hints strategy, ratio strategy, term avoidance, level saturation, and others.
From these changes, (4) a pre-cancerous niche (PCN) develops, which triggers (5) deployment of a chronic stress escape strategy (CSES) with (6) a normal cell-cancer cell transition (NCCCT).
The development of cancer traces the following pathway: 1) pathogenic stimulus, 2) chronic inflammation, 3) fibrosis, 4) changes in the cellular microenvironment that result in a pre-cancerous niche, 5) deployment of a chronic-stress escape strategy, and 6) a transition from normal cell to cancer cell.
