1) large-scale redeployment (the large-scale redeployment of troops)
2) redeployment from; to
Combinatory dictionary. 2013.
redeployment — The movement of an employee into a different role or department within the employer s business or that of an associated employer (associated employers), often as a means of avoiding dismissal due to redundancy. A change in the terms of the… … Law dictionary
redeployment — (n.) 1945, from RE (Cf. re ) + DEPLOYMENT (Cf. deployment) … Etymology dictionary
redeployment — redeploy re‧de‧ploy [ˌriːdɪˈplɔɪ] verb [transitive] COMMERCE 1. to move workers to a different place or job: • Redeployed staff should be given consideration for vacancies occurring within any area of the Group. 2. to use assets in a different… … Financial and business terms
redeployment — [[t]ri͟ːdɪplɔ͟ɪmənt[/t]] redeployments N VAR The redeployment of forces, troops, workers, or resources involves putting them in a different place from where they were before, or using them for a different task or purpose. ...a redeployment of… … English dictionary
redeployment — redeploy ► VERB ▪ deploy again or differently. DERIVATIVES redeployment noun … English terms dictionary
redeployment aerodrome — perdislokavimo aerodromas statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Aerodromas, kuris taikos metu nėra visu pajėgumu eksploatuojamas, bet prasidėjus karui gali būti tuojau pat perimtas ir naudojamas karinių dalinių, perdislokuotų iš taikos meto bazių,… … NATO terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
redeployment — An airfield not occupied in its entirety in peacetime, but available immediately upon outbreak of war for use and occupation by units redeployed from their peacetime locations. It must have substantially the same standard of operational… … Military dictionary
redeployment — noun see redeploy … New Collegiate Dictionary
redeployment — See redeploy. * * * … Universalium
redeployment — noun a) The act of redeploying b) A new deployment … Wiktionary
