The phrase "a deeper budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial planning or resource allocation that requires a more thorough or comprehensive approach.
Example: "In order to address the unexpected expenses, we need to create a deeper budget that accounts for all potential costs."
Alternatives: "a more detailed budget" or "an expanded budget".
With the state facing a deep budget gap, money might prove to be a driving force.
The money could restore the fire service and help close a deep budget gap projected for next year.
Officials also fear that enforcement may slacken if the London-based Serious Fraud Office suffers a deep budget cut.
Since facing a deep budget shortfall in 2010, the authority has already undertaken an aggressive series of cuts, including the elimination of some subway and bus service.
Over the past two months, C.P.S. has developed a public relations campaign, rolling out a listening tour with its new chief executive, Jean-Claude Brizard, announcing $75 million in cuts for the central office and outlining a deep budget deficit.
In Alabama, a conservative Republican governor, Bob Riley, who said he had never voted for a tax increase in his three terms in Congress, proposed the largest tax increase in the state's history to cover a deep budget deficit.
Canada's unemployment rate has dropped to 6.8percentt, its growth rate has increased to about 4percentt, inflation is at 2.7percentt, and a deep budget deficit has been turned into a surplus.
The government's spending plan, which will target schools, housing, infrastructure and low- to mid-income households, will plunge the government into a deep budget deficit for at least three years.
Social media benefits society by giving a voice and microphone to those who might otherwise be voiceless, but this same benefit becomes a liability in the hands of a sophisticated adversary with a deep budget for paying English-speaking trolls to pose as Americans.
His radical ideas about small government and minimal U.S. involvement abroad look more attractive to conservatives in times of a deep budget deficit and war weariness, although traditionalist Republicans balk at his isolationist foreign policy.
