The phrase "a deep discontent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong feeling of dissatisfaction or unhappiness about a situation or condition.
Example: "Despite the outward appearance of success, there was a deep discontent among the employees regarding their working conditions."
Alternatives: "a profound dissatisfaction" or "a significant unrest".
But in the process, he has become the symbol of a deep discontent among many Democrats over Mr. Obama's policy.
The 15th century was a period of settled prosperity and great achievement in the arts, but the last century of the dynasty was marked by corruption at court and a deep discontent among the scholar-gentry that is reflected in their painting.
It gave two reasons for the populist surge across Europe: The "movements tap into a deep discontent with the mainstream parties in Europe's political systems.
The masochistic, sleep-deprived chaos may be nothing new, but beneath the usual end-of-year mayhem a deeper discontent appears to be brewing.
Sitting across from each other at dinner after a bad day at work, a bottle of wine sitting between us, my husband Pete and I would take turns growling about our bosses, our lengthy to-do lists and our overflowing inboxes – each gripe emblematic of a deeper discontent.
Changing a top manager four times in six years sends a message of deep discontent right from the top.
France, in a show of deep discontent, called for postponement of the trade talks.
But the background, in both unions, is one of a profession in deep discontent.
López Obrador – who has tapped a vein of deep discontent over corruption, violence and disgust with the political class – currently leads polls by double digits.
Mr. Koizumi swept into office on a wave of deep discontent about both the state of politics in his country and Japan's long slide into decline.
What was expected to be a day of deep discontent at St James Parkk will instead be remembered for the spirit the Magpies showed as they salvaged a point that takes them off the bottom of the Premier League table.
