"full-scale deployment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the deployment of a large number of resources or personnel. Example: The company is planning a full-scale deployment of their new software in the coming months.
Although a number of other large retailers are running RFID trials, Tesco is the first to announce full-scale deployment in the UK.
Rather than decide on full-scale deployment, Mr. Clinton will limit his decision to whether to begin construction next spring of a radar station on Shemya island in Alaska, Mr. Cohen said.
But unlike a full-scale deployment by the 101st Airborne, which occurred in the gulf war in 1991, with big Air Force transport planes lifting out thousands of soldiers from an airfield inside Fort Campbell, the special forces troops are leaving quietly, with no fanfare and amid as much secrecy as possible.
Comcast recently announced its first full-scale deployment of phone service in its home city of Philadelphia.
However, the conventional drying technologies face a number of challenges that need consideration before full-scale deployment.
As you can see in the video, the system isn't quite ready for full-scale deployment, but it's a good start to say the least.
A full-scale pilot deployment is extensively experimented for performance results.
If a switch to gas is to occur, it must be accompanied by full-scale development and deployment of carbon capture and storage technology for gas-fired power plants, and tough curbs on methane pollution, or we will be taking unnecessary risks with the only atmosphere we have.
The promising test results do further indicate the need for a full-scale, real-life deployment of the proposed program.
The full-scale and optimal deployment of the agents employed by tier-scalable architectures requires the design, implementation, and integration of an intelligent reconnaissance system.
