The phrase "a deep survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough examination or analysis of a particular subject or area.
Example: "The researchers conducted a deep survey of the local ecosystem to understand the impact of climate change."
Alternatives: "an in-depth survey" or "a comprehensive survey".
In this study, we provide a deep survey of the bovine embryonic transcriptomes, the first application of RNA-seq in cattle.
Despite RNA-seq providing a deep survey of the transcriptomes of IVF embryos, little difference in overall gene expression was detected in degenerative embryos.
Here we present a deep survey on the grape transcriptome, based on 124 RNAseq SOLiD libraries from leaf, root and berry, from different genotypes under different physiological and stress conditions.
We report the integration of next-generation 454 pyrosequencing and advanced LC-MS/MS analysis to establish a deep survey of the transcriptome and proteome of opium poppy cell cultures in response to treatment with a fungal elicitor.
Because M. lucifugus is a good candidate for investigating possible HT, a deeper survey of Helitrons was performed, a previously uncharacterized family (HeligloriaB_Ml) was identified, and was used as a starting point for a series of Blast searches.
The modified cSBT method for high-throughput, high-resolution HLA typing should accelerate studies involving large cohort genotyping, and allow a deeper survey of worldwide HLA polymorphism in historically understudied regions [ 32].
This study represents a relatively deep survey of large deletion and duplication mapping in a soybean FN-irradiated mutant population.
A wider survey, but less sensitive, was carried out as part of the Great Observatories Origins Deep Survey; a section of this was then observed for longer to create the Hubble Ultra-Deep Field, which was the most sensitive optical deep field image for years until the Hubble Extreme Deep Field was completed in 2012.
The great observatories origins deep survey (GOODS) is a deep multi-wavelength public survey of two of the deepest fields ever studied, HDF-N and CDF-S, covering approximately 330 arcmin2.
Now that I'm here, I see his books — and Ross Macdonald's — as making a deep stratological survey of the place, in the manner of John McPhee.
A video annotation dataset derived from a deep kelp survey conducted on the Formigas Bank is subsequently used to estimate the light levels experienced by these bionomically-crucial frondose algae.
