The phrase "gradually deploy" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing the process of implementing or releasing something in stages over time.
Example: "We plan to gradually deploy the new software update to ensure a smooth transition for all users."
Alternatives: "slowly implement" or "phased rollout."
In the first algorithm, they gradually deploy mobile sensors and schedule the mobile sensors to move on the same trajectory in each period.
This is apparently taking advantage of new developer tools released by Google this past May that allow apps to gradually deploy new apps to alpha and beta users on the Android platform.
Clarke tells TechCrunch, "We will begin to gradually deploy this at our Andover warehouse, where in due course, [the gripper] will start picking a meaningful fraction of the range of 48,500 items we ship out to customers".
Set to gradually deploy by 2025, NextGen uses satellites rather than radar to set routes and to organize plane departures and arrivals in an effort to save fuel and reduce both emissions and delays.
Around 4,000 French troops were gradually deployed to Mali, as well as a small number of U.S. military personnel.
The service will see 1,000 scooters gradually deployed around the French capital, available to anyone aged over 20 with a moped licence.
Since there is no agreement on this, confusion reigns though EULEX is gradually deploying around the country, if not yet in Serb areas.Vuk Jeremic, Serbia's foreign minister, promises that "a lot of people will be surprised that the new Serbian government will want to be part of the solution, not part of the problem".
To cope with such increase in traffic and number of connections, industry, and academia have been designing and gradually deploying the fifth generation (5G) cellular infrastructure.
The winch, pedaled by crew members and scientists, gradually deploys water-sampling equipment that delivers samples central to the mission: to characterize and understand the currents below the sea ice on which the scientists' tents rest.
On security arrangements, the proposals say that the Israeli military would withdraw from "Palestinian lands" over three years and that during that period, international forces would gradually be deployed.
This approach unleashes investments around non-standard toolsets that could be rapidly deployed, gradually fostering a culture of innovation.
