The phrase "a deep perspective of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a thorough or profound understanding of a subject or issue.
Example: "The research provided a deep perspective of the cultural influences on modern art."
Alternatives: "a profound insight into" or "a comprehensive view of".
She is dark and has faced death so many times that she has a deep perspective on the value of life... It's hard not to admire her".
To gain a deeper perspective of how a White House Press Secretary views the current state in Washington, I arranged an interview with Mike McCurry, former White Houses Press Secretary for President Bill Clinton, as well as the Co-Chair of the 2016 Presidential Debates.
MS: In the process of writing the book, did you learn anything new about yourself or acquire a deeper perspective of your own life's journey when writing it?
At 54, Comaneci says she now has a deeper perspective on performing at that level of excellence in a competition like the Olympics.
In addition, his father was on a hospital board for years so he has a deep perspective from both sides of the equation.
The deep perspective of Allan O'Keefe's "Quogue Preserve" draws the eye along a boardwalk into the distant woods.
The deep perspective of Mickey's stage and the tractor, both now crisply delineated, create a wide-angle lens effect: a conical space receding rapidly.
In this paper, we analyze Yelp users with a slightly deeper perspective of social interaction and study impacts of this social interactive behavior on classification of spammers and non-spammers.
I'm afraid that the possibility of the inflammatory charge of "rationing" will keep our society and even individual patients from being given the value of a deeper perspective.
Even with these limitations, the NFFNMRS reports provided a unique and deeper perspective of the multiple hazards faced by EMS workers.
