"deployment readiness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to being ready to deploy something, such as a new software system. For example, "We need to ensure that our team is at a high level of deployment readiness before launching the new software."
This framework consists of 17 phases organized into five groups: Readiness, Deployment, Physical crime scene investigation, Digital crime scene investigation and Review.
This study suggests that the multi-pronged intervention of facility/provider readiness, deployment of community intermediaries and a coordinated BCC campaign on abortion was successful in improving use of and knowledge about safe MA services in Jharkhand.
Marine Col. Amy R. Ebitz, a fellow with the Brookings Institution, said the border deployment might actually help readiness, not hurt it.
The memorandum, signed by David S. C. Chu, under secretary of defense for personnel and readiness, said deployment decisions would be left to individual commanders.
In public, Mr. McNamara said the deployment had showed the "readiness and capabilities of the U.S. defense establishment to support our foreign policy".
The report also found that the army's main vehicle support and storage site at Ashworth in Gloucestershire lacked the capability to keep vehicles at high levels of readiness for deployments.
DiBenigno found that commanders and mental health providers often clash over care recommendations that required soldiers to refrain from field exercises or other duties; commanders feel these directives detract from their units' readiness for deployments, while providers consider them essential to their patients' wellbeing and recoveries.
Learn more about evaluating the organization's readiness for CDS deployment at CHOP (page 44).
The deployment reflected the country's readiness to resist Islamic militants both within and beyond its borders.
