The phrase "a deeper and higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts that involve increased intensity or elevation, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The artist aimed to create a piece that conveyed a deeper and higher understanding of human emotions."
Alternatives: "a more profound and elevated" or "a greater and loftier".
By performing unsupervised deep learning on large sets of 3-D design files, a deep and high-level understanding of digital CAD designs can be derived.
Of the large-scale approaches available to study biological diversity, next-generation sequencing technology allows a deep and high-resolution probing of differences among groups or individuals in a species [10] but is too far removed from the level of proteins to provide much functional insight into the adaptations.
Connectedness: Association of oneself with the culture and purpose, enabling a deeper connection and higher belief.
Alcohol and drugs soothe the doubting voices and the pain for a bit, but if we can accept our own unique, albeit awkward, awesomeness, we'll experience a deeper and longer lasting high.
A deeper and longer recession could lead to higher unemployment and subdued wages, which could hit property prices, according to the group.
This in itself was pretty shocking: the U.K.'s economy had only recently emerged from a deep recession, and higher interest rates were the last thing it needed.
Excessive ferrous ions may act as hydroxyl radical scavenger according to the following [ 43]: (8) F e 2 + + ∙ OH ⟶ F e 3 + + O H − In addition, a deep color and high turbidity at high Fe2+ concentration reduced the transmission of UV light in solution, which inhibited the photolysis of H2O2 to produce OH radicals [ 31].
A deep and ever expanding higher education literature has, for at least the past twenty years, examined the commodification and commercialization of higher education institutions.
Finally, I will discuss some ongoing observational work on nascent eclipsing binaries, Type Ia supernovae, and a proposed deep and high-cadence photometric variability survey of M33.
