"extensive deployment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of deploying or using something on a large scale. Example: "The military's extensive deployment of drones has greatly enhanced their reconnaissance capabilities."
Pointing out that the campaign period is as crucial as the actual vote, he has called for the extensive deployment of foreign observers, both for the presidential poll and for parliamentary by-elections.The opposition also recognises the need for voter-education programmes to assure people, especially in the countryside, that the vote is secret.
As noted above, access to training accounts in part for the extensive deployment of MOB.
Thus the exploration of auroral zone phenomena requires extensive deployment of magnetometers at potentially great cost.
Low-cost energy storage systems are required to support extensive deployment of intermittent renewable energy on the electricity grid.
Recent advancements in ''very'' low pressure UF membranes have seen extensive deployment of systems in the developing world.
Reliability is an important criterion to facilitate extensive deployment of web service technology for commercial business applications.
An issue of UWB regards the expensive cost of a single node which makes the technology unsuitable for extensive deployments.
Completing the Ranger Indoctrination Program, he saw extensive deployments to both Iraq and Afghanistan as a member of the 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment.
Colpoys was replaced in command of the blockade of Brest by Rear-Admiral Sir Roger Curtis, and extensive deployments to the Bay of Biscay were made in February and March to prevent any further French operations.
However, in order to obtain reliable and statistically significant results from numerical simulations, longer and more extensive deployments should be considered to better characterize expected behaviors and the associated fluctuations.
Wide deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) will require extensive transportation infrastructure, quite often in the form of pipelines.
