The phrase "a deep dislike" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong feeling of aversion or distaste towards someone or something.
Example: "She had a deep dislike for the way he treated his colleagues, which made it difficult for her to work with him."
Alternatives: "a strong aversion" or "a profound distaste."
He was a thoroughgoing republican with a deep dislike of the kaiser and all hereditary power.
"Heraldists like myself have a deep dislike of institutions that abandon their coat of arms in favor of a logo," Boulton said, about the recent shift.
In fact, Santorum's distaste for the sexual revolution of the 1960s leaks over into a deep dislike of everything that the 1960s represents.
Her husband surprises the family by adopting the dachshund, which the child names Wiener-Dog, but Dina immediately takes a deep dislike to the new addition.
Roddick appears to retain a deep dislike of the corporate business world; it is perhaps the only time her 'pathological optimism' slips.
Every election cycle, some senators decide to run for the highest office less from a sense of mission than a deep dislike of the esteemed colleague who claims that destiny calls.
"Clearly, there is something being driven, particularly by inner-London councils, and from their point of view it is being driven by land values and a deep political dislike of having poor people in what they think should be expensive city communities," she says.
The value of such study is being realized increasingly but do we not all know the business man who can be considered only as a mere slap-dash empiricist, with a breezy confidence in hunches and a deep, ingrained dislike of statistical tables and bar charts?
Before the killing, Bosch had confessed her love for Tienie Wolmarans to her sister-in-law, Judith Bosch - a woman who made no secret of her deep dislike of Mariette.
But they also reflect his deep dislike for the current party leaders in Westminster.
"My deep dislike of television made me ferocious when I was working on Carlos.
