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The phrase "a much more profound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the depth or significance of two or more ideas, experiences, or concepts, emphasizing that one is significantly deeper or more meaningful than the other.
Example: "The second book in the series offers a much more profound exploration of the characters' motivations."
Alternatives: "a significantly deeper" or "a far more meaningful".
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The pity is that it could have been a much more profound one.
The proliferation of a commonplace — or vernacular — photography is a much more profound change.
They have experienced the underside of society in a much more profound way.
"It hits at a much more profound emotional level than, say, cinema.
This partisan scrap is the symptom of a much more profound problem.
Digital transformation is happening all around us, but it's the foundation for a much more profound transformation still to come.
But a much more profound change occurred after 7/7, both in terms of structure and resources.
"American popular culture had a much more profound effect on Yiddish popular culture than the other way round," says Sapoznik.
"This is a much more profound decision than communities are usually asked to make," Weatherill said on Monday.
But it was also a much more profound and ill-defined manifesto in favour of negro equality".
This is posing a much more profound challenge: it's a novel in conceived form written on bespoke software".
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