The phrase "a deep and persistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both profound and enduring, often in contexts related to emotions, issues, or conditions.
Example: "She felt a deep and persistent sadness after the loss of her friend."
Alternatives: "a profound and ongoing" or "an intense and lasting".
Supercells contain a deep and persistent rotating updraft called a mesocyclone.
As a result of a deep and persistent deficiency in aggregate demand, the US economy has been operating far below its potential output level.
The core moral divide here is actually a deep and persistent one, Greene says, and hardly exclusive to issues involving autonomous vehicles.
Your teachers on this campus have sought to kindle a deep and persistent love of learning within you, and, if you nurture that flame, its glow can illuminate your path and warm your soul as you journey beyond the FitzRandolph Gate.
While in-group bias is a deep and persistent issue in hiring, we found that at least for some of these executives their insufficient language fluency lead them to be perceived as less competent than they were and that as this bias was brought to light and they worked to improve fluency and reduce the accent, their career trajectory improved.
"It is likely Sanders would have to win by double digits, if not by 20 points, in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and California to begin to crawl out of what seems like a small but, in fact, is a deep and persistent hole" in the delegate count, said Mr. Plouffe, who is supporting Mrs. Clinton.
But, in the absence of a viable economy and national infrastructure, it was still a hopeless place, a symbol of Haiti's deep and persistent problems.
Of course, more occasional worshippers contribute only fractionally to average attendance, which was always an unsatisfactory measure of the deep and persistent thirst for spiritual nurture met by the rich diversity of churches up and down the land.
Yet it's also a pretty predictable result of the deep and persistent fracturing, the "disconnections" that now characterize almost every part of our life.
Fear: And yes, Angst at work unnecessarily prevails- as a matter of fact it is a condition which bears its own name: Ergophobia is the deep and persistent fear of work.
But his suggestion that we replace it with a new, state-of-the-art, American-financed prison reflects his administration's deep and persistent misconstruing of the mind-set of the Iraqi people.
