The phrase 'will continue deploying' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to express the idea that someone or something is going to keep on doing a certain activity. For example, "We will continue deploying our troops to the region until the conflict is resolved."
Even if the Vision Fund continues deploying billions of dollars with the help of MBS, it will take time to get his scent off future rounds.
Our generals will look at reshaping a force that will continue to deploy troops to Afghanistan, as that war is not over.
"Industry participants have been and will continue to deploy aggressive and streamlined efforts to prevent as many avoidable foreclosures as possible," he said.
Because the Pentagon will continue to deploy 60 already proven B-2s and B-52s, delaying the new bomber program would not have any effect on United States nuclear force deployments.
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Aircell and American Airlines have just announced that the domestic carrier will continue to deploy Gogo throughout 300 planes in the next two years.
The paper will continue to deploy resources for this unfolding story.
"How long people will continue to be deployed will ultimately have some effect on retention," said Frank Shaffery, deputy director of Army recruiting operations here.
Meanwhile, children will, of course, love Toy Story 2, the box office will boom and the entire thesaurus of superlatives will continue to be deployed.
While the bulk of the American and allied conventional forces remaining in Afghanistan will make the transition to a support role — and will be increasingly based at large military headquarters — the 10,000 American Special Operations troops will continue to be deployed alongside Afghan units.
