"pending deployment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has not yet been deployed, but is planned to be deployed soon. For example: "The new software update is pending deployment to all computers in the company."
Another reason is the pending deployment of a husband to Iraq or Afghanistan.
What Europeans were protesting in 1983 was the pending deployment on their territory of Pershing 2 missiles, which their governments had earlier demanded in order to offset similar Soviet missiles that were already in place.
— The 21-year-old Army private arrested here this week made his first appearance in federal court on Friday, two days after telling investigators he planned to detonate explosive devices at a restaurant frequented by soldiers from nearby Fort Hood, the culmination of a series of disputes between the private and the military over his Muslim beliefs and his pending deployment to Afghanistan.
Some of the lessons and implications of the SJF approach are discussed in relation to the evolution of novel network architectures, particularly in relation to explicit path systems for the high performance computing community, pending deployment of 40 and/or 100 Gb Ethernet.
But they generally suggest that Malik Hasan was acting out of intense stress over a pending deployment to Iraq.
As for the U.S. Armed Forces, the first known EMDR training was organized by Army psychiatrist Colonel James Stokes in 1996, at Fort Hood, Texas, Commander of an 18-member Army Combat Stress Control CSCC) unit pending deployment to Bosnia.
But they also expressed a greater concern: that recent actions by Americans in Afghanistan would put them at greater risk during their pending deployments to that country.
Along with dozens of other unarmed soldiers, they were inside the base's Soldier Readiness Processing Center filling out paperwork for pending deployments.
America continues to train Sunni soldiers at its Ain al-Asad base deep in Anbar, but pending their deployment has welcomed the militia's intervention, apparently hopeful that the Shia units will succeed where the Iraqi army and the coalition have failed.
The complaint center says that the sellers claim to be in the military, and need to sell the vehicles in a hurry because of pending overseas deployments.
At this juncture, it was believed that Nidal Malik Hasan was suffering from intense stress over a pending re-deployment overseas.
