The phrase "a deep surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a surface that has significant depth or complexity, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "The artist's painting had a deep surface that invited viewers to explore its layers and textures."
Alternatives: "a profound surface" or "a rich surface".
Notably, a deep surface modification can significantly retard the aging of the obtained hydrophilicity.
In response to mass loss, stars with a deep surface convective zone tend to expand, whereas stars with a radiative envelope tend to shrink rapidly.
Steered generally eastward by a deep surface low in the westerlies, Fran accelerated towards the Azores Islands.
Another three residues (E279, M469, and S554) line the inside of a deep surface pocket formed at the interface of the three intracellular loops and the C-terminal region.
The protein protein interfaces most easily targeted with small molecule drugs typically contain a sufficiently deep surface pocket suitable for small molecule binding.
Visual inspection of a surface-rendered model of the SV3CP-MAPI structure suggests that the substrate P′ residues may be bound in a rather deep surface cleft that follows on from the S5−S1 sites occupied by MAPI.
However, Knabe et al. [ 9] found that a plasma sprayed titanium surface exhibits the highest surface roughness compared to a deep profile surface structure (the surface was acid etched and grit blasted; see Figure 3) and in an in vitro test, the HA coating has less bone contact compared to other surface modifications.
It's a place of "deep surface," to quote Terence Riley, the chief curator of architecture and design at the Museum of Modern Art.
The hydrophobic grooves and pocket on Ubc13 that serve as its interface with Uev1 present features of a candidate site for specific and high-affinity occupancy by small molecules [31]: a relatively small and deep surface, well-delimited by residues that are not highly polar on the average.
A number of roads have deep surface water in Worthing, Yapton, Fontwell, Nutbourne, Shripney, and Billingshurst.
T. thermophilus has an unusual cell architecture with deep surface clefts, formed by invaginations of the outer membrane.
