The phrase "deployment of arms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing military strategy, defense policies, or international relations.
Example: "The deployment of arms in the region has raised concerns among neighboring countries."
Alternatives: "distribution of weapons" or "mobilization of arms."
"The statement by Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev states clearly and unequivocally that elimination of nuclear arms is possible only when the U.S.S.R. and the United States concurrently renounce testing, development or deployment of space arms," Mr. Korniyenko said.
Their "Contract With America" explicitly called for the rapid deployment of antimissile arms.
But the experts said the step represented no immediate military threat and no reason to rush the deployment of antimissile arms in Europe, which the Bush administration sought to counter the threat of Iranian missiles.
But representatives of all six nations said the tone of the talks had changed, with many saying that the risk of a rapid deployment of nuclear arms by North Korea, or a pre-emptive attack by the United States, had receded, at least for now.
Analysts believe the North Korean military was hoping to test ways to get around U.S. missile defense systems and train for a quick deployment of its arms.
Analysts believe the North Korean military was hoping to test ways to get around U.S. missile defense systems and train for a quick deployment of its arms.
The deployment of heavily armed rangers and restrictions of protests to a "first amendment zone" escalated tensions, made headlines, and attracted the condemnation of the governor.
Barriss declined, however, to say if he placed the "swatting" call, so called because such hoaxes aim to cause the deployment of heavily armed "swat" police units, that summoned officers to Finch's house in Wichita.
But Commander Alan Brown of the Metropolitan Police said the answer was not widespread arming but strategic deployment of trained armed officers.
