The phrase "a deeper search" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a more thorough or extensive investigation or examination of a subject or topic.
Example: "In order to find the most accurate information, we need to conduct a deeper search into the available data."
Alternatives: "a more thorough search" or "an extensive search".
The official familiar with internal discussions said on Wednesday that a deeper search had examined records as far back as his years as a student at the Air Force Academy, and turned up no issues.
Presenting a single and uncommon example may encourage individuals to shift from traversing between different parts of the problem space to conducting a deeper search in a specific and remote domain, facilitating the generation of high-quality and novel ideas.
A federal judge in Manhattan directed the government on Thursday to conduct a deeper search for e-mails that an F.B.I. agent involved in a terrorism investigation in Nigeria said she had deleted from her computer because of a lack of storage space.
The second phase (structuring) involves making a deeper search for information to structure the project.
The idea behind this is to allow the system to perform a deeper search at each temperature level before decreasing its chances of escaping local minima.
The cops told us that this paraphernalia was grounds for a deeper search of our persons a worrisome precedent for all local babies.
Wiredoo, a "deep search engine" that was designed to face up to giants Google and Yahoo, become insolvent in early 2012.
Şevket Süreyya Aydemir was principally a writer of short stories, but his autobiographical novel Suyu arayan adam (1961; "The Man in Search of Water") displays a brilliant style and reveals a deep search for a personal and national self that was rare in Turkish prose.
The new search type is a deep search, providing rich data.
Data parallelism is heavily exploited when possible, and loops are optimized after a deep search of the optimal unrolling parameters.
We held Aggressive Growth in our Growth model so the change triggered a deep search of Bertelson's historical track record, where we saw that not only did he consistently fail to be his bench in updrafts, but he had a habit of doing about twice as worse in downdrafts.
