The phrase "a deep dip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant decrease or drop in something, such as prices, temperatures, or levels.
Example: "The stock market experienced a deep dip last week, causing concern among investors."
Alternatives: "a significant drop" or "a steep decline".
The Gannett Company reported a sharp decline in third-quarter profit on Monday, attributing the drop to a deep dip in advertising revenue from a year ago, when the Olympics and the presidential campaign provided a financial lift.
Finally the song ended, and he swooped her off her feet into a deep dip.
Hollywood's bell curve is inverted — it's high at the ends of rank commercialism and utter eccentricity, with a deep dip in the middle where the mainstream blend used to be.
Hollywood's bell curve is inverted it's high at the ends of rank commercialism and utter eccentricity, with a deep dip in the middle where the mainstream blend used to be.
Photograph by John Shearer/Invision/AP. Hollywood's bell curve is inverted — it's high at the ends of rank commercialism and utter eccentricity, with a deep dip in the middle where the mainstream blend used to be.
Nassima Abdelli-Beruh, a speech scientist at Long Island University, authored a study on "vocal fry," which is a deep dip in tone at the end of a sentence.
I'd venture to say that they know the best way to experience it, and I'd hedge a little bet that your last several times in the water, unlike the dolphin, were either a waist deep "dip" or a little stretch of swimming out to a buoy and then quick back to your towel.
But then, the tune in (a) continued with a longer, deeper dip towards a low nuclear pitch accent at 188 Hz.
Under SPR, the incident light will be strongly absorbed, showing a deep reflection dip.
One possible sign of trouble is a decline in mortgage business in the fourth quarter of 2003, which was foreshadowed by the rise in bond yields from their deep dip earlier in the year.
Carol's posture reveals what Robert Timberg, McCain's biographer called "the deep dip in her gait" from the car accident that left her severely crippled.
