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The phrase "a certain depth" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a specific level or degree of something, often in a metaphorical or abstract sense. Example: "The artist's work conveys a certain depth that resonates with viewers on an emotional level."
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But in returning to work, I was also trading in a certain depth of perception.
Even the most pointless obsession can yield a certain depth if it is pursued unfailingly.
Re-re-reading is odd: a book has to have a certain depth to survive multiple readings.
I'm interested in readers perceiving a certain depth, not just something superficial that could be conveyed in a pamphlet.
"We thought at the very least we should be able to answer a certain depth of queries".
Nowadays, we need things that shimmer on the surface and have tendrils that reach below so you can see to a certain depth".
The quartz vein in the tunnel wall turned downward, the tunnel followed it, and at a certain depth we found our progress halted by an icy-looking pond.
It is good that he does achieve a certain depth, because he is the only fully realised character whom we meet.
There are also occasional installments of "Fun Facts" about the city, as if to give the illusion of a certain depth.
I have done a try-dive before and the doctor there said that I was OK to descend to a certain depth.
The greater the depth of the water, the less light can penetrate until below a certain depth there is no light whatsoever.
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