"resources deployed" is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where personnel or materials are put to use. For example, "The fire department quickly deployed their resources to the burning building."
"The sheer resources deployed!
Minimizing the lag time between the identification of the weakness and its exploitation maximizes the effectiveness of the resources deployed in this effort.
But he added that after the bank holiday the range of additional resources deployed in the wake of the Manchester attack would be stepped down.
This approach considers presence as the ongoing result of the actions performed in an environment and the local and cultural resources deployed by actors.
The solution will be capable of scaling the processing and storage resources, deployed either in a public or on-premise cloud, embedding complex predictive models.
"From 9 58 a.m. until at least midafternoon on Sept. 11, E.M.S. chiefs and officers did not have an accurate view of the number and location of resources deployed to the incident," the draft says.
In most cases, the new strategic direction will highlight a need for significant changes in how the company allocates resources, deploys people, and reviews results.
"We have every possible available resource deployed into this region to search for those people that we know are missing," she said.
Ms Bligh told the Nine Network: "Right now we have every possible available resource deployed into this region to search for those people that we know are missing".
"The decision as to how neighbourhood policing teams are resourced, deployed and the duties those officers undertake is an operational matter for the relevant Chief Constable, in association with their Police and Crime Commissioner," Mr Penning added.
that was linked to systems of politics and power relations [ 48], which shaped perceptions and actions, as opposed to a discrete and contextual resource deployed in planned processes of change [ 42, 61].
