The phrase 'were successfully deployed' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when a plan or process has been put into action, or when a particular resource has been strategically located. For example: "The troops were successfully deployed to the front lines."
Just as Basildon man and Worcester woman became stars of elections in Britain, Wilders's blue-collar caricatures were successfully deployed to voice the anti-immigrant, anti-Islam sentiments of his Freedom party (PVV).
January 25 , 1871Boston, Massachusetts May 8 , 1955Melrose, Massachusetts Maud Wood Park, née Maud Wood (born Jan . 25 , 1871Boston, Mass., U.S. died May 8 , 1955 Melrose, Mass ., American suffragist whose lobbying skills and grasp of legislative politics were successfully deployed on behalf of woman suffrage and welfare issues involving women and children.
Two years ago, they were successfully deployed in German stadiums during the soccer world cup.
Also, the probes were successfully deployed in the assay of the test analytes in spiked samples.
But they were successfully deployed against Japan in August 1945, compelling it to submit to unconditional surrender.
In the past, knowledge-based decision support systems were successfully deployed in different domains; see for instance [17 23].
The first D.S.P. satellite was launched in November 1970, and the last was successfully deployed in February 1997.
Galileo was successfully deployed from the space shuttle Atlantis on October 18 , 1989 seven years after its original launch date.
If technologies that capture greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants can be successfully deployed, they'll still need somewhere to store the carbon dioxide underground.
Store a Slack webhook URL in your repository's webhooks, and Prout will pick it up, posting a Slack message every time a pull request is successfully deployed.
He adds that he is not interested in accusations of corporatism or picking winners, two of the phrases that have been successfully deployed by free marketeers to keep the state and industry apart.
