The phrase "a deeper question is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a more profound or complex inquiry related to a topic being discussed.
Example: "While we can discuss the surface issues, a deeper question is what underlying factors contribute to this problem."
Alternatives: "a more profound inquiry is" or "a more significant question is".
A deeper question is just how helpful such tiny loans really are.
The differences raise a deeper question: is it possible to get fans hooked on a game they may be unable to play?
But it still seems fair to ask a deeper question: is American politics really that bad?Gloom about politics is hardly new.
At bottom, a deeper question is: Should the public shareholders of a company with a dual class capitalization be entitled to confiscate the controlling founder's control premium?
Taking aside the predictions for the future and the role that capital gains play in this debate, a deeper question is: what is a "normal" level of inequality in historical terms?
But on a map of the animal's perception, which is a deeper question, is probably going to require some pretty I don't know if I did I answer your question?
As an editorial last year in Nature put it, "An even deeper question is whether a truly vibrant scientific culture is possible without a more widespread societal commitment to free expression".
The bishop's interpretation is "so obviously wrong," Mr. Hylden continued, in an e-mail, "that the deeper question is: Why does she feel at liberty to give a reading of Scripture that doesn't even try to understand and explain what the text is saying?" Fidelity to the Bible text is obviously never trivial for Christians, but it is especially sensitive for Episcopalians right now.
A few years ago, an editorial in the journal Nature took stock of China's prospects for major innovations, and it concluded: "An even deeper question is whether a truly vibrant scientific culture is possible without a more widespread societal commitment to free expression".
Newer technology is (usually) an improvement on older, but the deeper question is whether it is used to foster a worldview so out of touch with the real world that its future effects (from extinctions to climate change) are far from improvements, or whether its use may be convivial, helping to create a world more humane, wiser and happier, with a sensibility – and an ethic – of authenticity.
Look at Bear Stearns or Northern Rock.The second, deeper question is whether a market-based approach to finance is efficient.
