The phrase "a foundation for deeper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the basis or groundwork for more profound understanding or exploration of a subject.
Example: "This course provides a foundation for deeper analysis of complex social issues."
Alternatives: "a basis for further" or "a groundwork for more".
This includes creating a foundation for deep structural support in the supraperiosteal or submuscular plane; volume repletion of subcutaneous fat compartments; and the reestablishment of dermal and subdermal support to minimize cutaneous rhytids, grooves and furrows.
We know we have a powerful principle, that will eventually provide a foundation for a deeper and richer psychology.
You must also lay a foundation for the deeper changes that can bring sustained improvement in your organization's performance.
These informal interviews were mainly carried out in order to add further information to the observations and in order to establish a foundation for a deeper understanding of what had been observed.
It is probably earlier than it should be, but it puts the idea of integration out there in the minds of its customers and lays a foundation for a much deeper set of products and services down the road when MuleSoft is more fully integrated into the Salesforce toolset.
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama says a state visit by Chinese President Hu Jintao (hoo jihn-tow) is laying the foundation for deeper prosperity between their two nations.
These learning experiences laid the foundation for deeper learning about epigenetics and genetics to be covered in high school science.
Further, they will become part of the foundation for deeper systems genetic analyses of drug abuse in the BXD RI lines.
The Sanger ESTs we produced, while limited in number, build the foundation for deeper transcriptome sequencing in Iris using next-generation technologies.
