The phrase "including deployed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something encompasses or involves deployed items, personnel, or systems.
Example: "The report covers all aspects of the operation, including deployed resources in the field."
Alternatives: "such as deployed" or "featuring deployed".
Others, including deploying additional special forces in limited operations, were closer calls.
Michel, the prime minister, announced tightened counter-terrorism measures, including deploying the army if needed on internal security duties.
Nothing seems to be stopping it, including deploying national armies, and the bullet-riddled carcasses keep stacking up.
The company has made much of its overkill response, including deploying record-breaking amounts of dispersant for tackling the oil slick.
Also: I told Obama I wanted to take several military steps by November 1, including deploying a second aircraft carrier there, adding better missile defense and radar capabilities, sending a third Aegis destroyer, and forward-positioning other equipment.
At one point, the tackling was so poor, the holes so gaping that the defensive coordinator Dom Capers was using short-yardage formations — including deploying four defensive linemen — in unusual situations.
Israel's police spokesman, Micky Rosenfeld, said officers were assessing the level of security needed for theopening, including deploying CCTV cameras and guards in the Jerusalem neighbourhood of Arnona, where the current US consulate is being retrofitted to become the embassy.
I told Obama I wanted to take several military steps by November 1, including deploying a second aircraft carrier there, adding better missile defense and radar capabilities, sending a third Aegis destroyer, and forward-positioning other equipment.
Mr. Trump said he had asked for a plan "to demolish and destroy" ISIS, and on Monday the Pentagon presented him with new options, including deploying a few hundred more troops in both countries.
