The phrase "a deep principle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fundamental beliefs or concepts that have significant depth or importance in a particular context.
Example: "The theory is based on a deep principle of human behavior that influences decision-making."
Alternatives: "a fundamental principle" or "a profound principle".
Yet these examples, and many more, can be explained by a deep principle in theoretical physics.
So, Aristotle is not at liberty to revoke his appeal to homonymy, at least not without sacrificing a deep principle of kind individuation.
Nonetheless, this Article concludes after performing the thorough examination of the traditional sources of constitutional law that was missing from the ipse dixit of Shelby County that there is indeed a deep principle of equal sovereignty that runs through the Constitution.
And there's a deeper principle involved, too.
But Dr. Martin Rees, a Cambridge University cosmologist, said that the discovery of a deeper principle governing the universe and, perhaps, life, may alter our view of what is fundamental.
These guys have looked a little harder into the web of flavors behind recipes and discovered a deeper principle at work.
Reliability issues aside, there's a deeper principle at stake here.
Both are consequences of a deeper principle called the functional composition principle (FUNC), which in turn is a consequence of (among other assumptions) NC.
Others wish to ground this duty of respect for the opinions of others in a deeper principle of equal concern for the interests of each member of society (Christiano 1996).
Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Blair's partner in creating New Labor, praised Mr. Foot as a "genuine British radical" and a "man of deep principle and passionate idealism". Mr. Foot, a founder of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, led the Labor Party from 1980 to 1983, a time when it was divided and had lurched to the left.
"In addition to being a woman of extraordinary intelligence, [Fiorina] is also a woman of deep principle," Cruz said during his announcement in Indiana Wednesday, calling Trump a bully who feeds off fear and doesn't know what to do "when a strong powerful woman stands up and says, 'I am not afraid.'".
