deploy
UK: dɪˈplɔɪ | US: dɪˈplɔɪ
vt. to position or arrange (troops, equipment, or resources) strategically for effective use
vt. to utilize or bring into action (a strategy, system, or tool)
vi. (of troops or resources) to move into position for action
The word "deploy" originates from the French déployer, meaning "to unroll" or "unfold." It combines the Latin prefix de- (undoing) with plicare (to fold), reflecting the military imagery of unfolding troops or equipment into strategic positions. Over time, its meaning expanded to include the strategic use of non-military resources.
The army will deploy additional troops to the border.
The company plans to deploy new software next month.
Emergency teams were deployed after the earthquake.
The general deployed his forces in a defensive formation.
Solar panels were deployed to power the remote station.