déploiement

deployment

noun deh-plwah-MAHN Rare

Also means

rollout

Usage Note

Déploiement comes from déployer ('to deploy, to unfurl') and is used in military strategy (déploiement de troupes), technology (déploiement d'un logiciel), and general contexts of expanding resources. The plural is déploiements. In tech French, it is the standard equivalent of 'deployment' in software/infrastructure contexts.

Examples

"Le déploiement des troupes a été ordonné en urgence."

Natural Translation

The deployment of troops was ordered urgently.

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