The phrase "a deep slice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as cooking, surgery, or metaphorically to describe a significant cut or division.
Example: "The chef made a deep slice into the roast to ensure it cooked evenly."
Alternatives: "a significant cut" or "a profound incision."
This selected culling from its catalog, packaged with a full narrative from the owner of the label and the store, Jesse Moskowitz, who died in May, is a deep slice of smart Latin-New Yorkiana, mostly from the mid-70s to late '80s.
There must be readers whose engagement in a narrative is intensified by formulas like "I would always remember", "we were not aware of its irony", "she and I would come to share a deep slice of each other's lives" and – the daddy of them all – "but we knew none of this back then", otherwise successful writers wouldn't use them.
I've found you can make a pretty good tomato sauce by cutting a deep slice in some cherry tomatoes, popping them in a mug with a dash of water and nuking them for about three or four minutes, until they give up the ghost and gently implode.
A deep slice through fur and skin; a cat missing for half the day; critical care in an animal hospital with intravenous antibiotics and heroic efforts to keep Emo from losing his leg; and thousands of dollars in vet bills.
Top middle: A deeper slice from the boxed region shows continuous sister cells with pericyte and caSMC identity.
Run your knife over the thin slice to create a deeper slice until you've reached the fruit.
The tiny button of Ulva Island lies within Patterson inlet, a deep gash of water that slices through to the interior just to the east of the township.
Because the 151 West 17th Street building will sit on a narrow but deep slice of land, once the Barney's parking lot, it will be split into two structures, the wider and larger fronting on 17th Street, the smaller directly behind it backing up to 18th Street.
Robert Rich Jr., the 65-year-old chairman of Rich Products, is standing in the bow of Captain Frank Crescitelli's 32-foot boat, Fin Chaser, 80 miles off the coast of New Jersey on a deep, aquamarine slice of sea known as Spencer Canyon.
The 21st contains the heavily Republican Hill Country, conservative-but-turning-purple San Antonio suburbs, and a deep blue slice of Austin.
That is better than cutting it like a cake, because deep slices cause resentment among the sliced and complacency elsewhere.Governments will not be able to close their fiscal gaps through spending cuts alone.
