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The phrase "a new depth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increased level of understanding, experience, or quality in a particular context.
Example: "The artist's latest work reveals a new depth of emotion that resonates with the audience."
Alternatives: "a greater level of" or "an enhanced degree of".
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Even if Antonio Cromartie doesn't yet again reveal a new depth of immaturity.
There is a new depth of expertise in the party: Sir Menzies Campbell is no longer the answer to everything.
This paper called the recent burning alive of the Jordanian pilot Muadh al-Kasasbeh "a new depth of depravity".
It marks "a new depth of character assassination", lamented Lim Kit Siang, a veteran politician allied to Mr Anwar.
To overcome this, global (omic) techniques have provided a new depth of information about the Arabidopsis clock.
With crackling authenticity, Odets introduced to our stage both a panoply of new types — "the American gallery," as he called it — and a new depth of discourse.
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Our own participation in managing our health data will bring a new depth to the concept of self-care.
In the process, anthropology would provide a new depth and breadth of comprehension about the forces that shaped human behavior.
It's a whole new depth of heartbreak.
Roasted tomatillos or toasted pumpkin seeds give your guacamole a whole new depth of flavor.
But now, with Cartel Land, US director and cinematographer Matthew Heineman captures a new depth –plumbs a further circle of hell – in his vivid portrayal of Mexico's carnage.
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