The phrase "a deeper aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a more profound or intricate element of a topic, idea, or situation.
Example: "In our analysis, we must consider a deeper aspect of the issue that often goes overlooked."
Alternatives: "a more profound element" or "a more intricate facet".
Yes, there's a deeper aspect to it, an inner dimension that makes it more than just brain calisthenics.
The erotic nature was obvious to listeners, but a deeper aspect of the fusion between black gospel music and R&B troubled many black audiences.
Calming Kids yoga looks at a deeper aspect of managing one's life by giving techniques not only with exercise, but with a traditional approach to yoga education by teaching practices for the body, the breath, the mind, and nonviolent communication strategies.
The more he began to focus on building his sense of well-being and self-esteem, the more he began to realize that what he really wanted was to experience himself in alignment with a deeper aspect of who he truly was.
However, it also reflects a deeper aspect of how change, as well as the need for change, in service delivery is communicated to patients.
The islands of tumor cells extended into a deeper aspect of the tissue, and were interconnected with each other and with the main tumor with a solid pattern that was surrounded by the islands.
It took us a bit to find the sound, this sort of melancholic dance style, with a sense of nostalgia, and a little bit of a deep aspect.
Students are invited to take a deeper look into significant aspects of the process of developing innovative solutions to common needs such as the innovation process, technologies, creativity, leadership and funding.
"In a way, the last wall is about the deeper aspect of why a light will never go out in Manchester," she said.
There is, of course, a deeper psychological aspect of this.
If Ms. Gray allowed for more moments of introspection, however, the deeper aspect of her songs might surface.
