"economic deployment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about deploying economic resources in an efficient way. For example, "The government has implemented an economic deployment strategy in order to maximize its return on investment."
R&D aimed at developing low-cost, scalable energy storage technologies is a crucial part of a strategy to achieve economic PV deployment at large scale.
That standard, which requires that new power plants be at least as clean as a new natural gas plant, has blocked a miniscule number of coal plants that were still proceeding -- but observers are pointing out that almost all of the new coal plants being proposed five years ago had already been cancelled, because of underlying economic uncertainty, deployment of wind, and cheap gas.
Effective carbon policies can break the existing economic barriers and deployment should bring significant cost reductions.
In all probability, the best business analogue to "fitness" is economic efficiency, the deployment of capital at rates of return in excess of the cost of capital.
Recently, there has been a great interest in a large-scale wireless network, such as internet of things (IoT) and a low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) due to the easiness of maintenance and the economic advantages for deployment compared to wired networks [1 3].
This work addresses the associated trade-off between ICT deployment and economic benefits.
In the second phase, we further compare and discuss the economic perspective on the deployment of MCNs.
The fourth is the "age of convergence," the tendency of developing countries like Nigeria to make unprecedented economic advances through the deployment of best practices and advanced technologies.
