The phrase "a set of deeper" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing layers or levels of understanding, insight, or complexity, but it needs to be part of a fuller expression.
Example: "The analysis revealed a set of deeper insights into the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "a collection of profound" or "a range of more profound".
Beyond the intellectual challenge, the case also offered the prospect of a set of deep-pocketed clients — the online casinos doing business out of Antigua.
Last week, Mr. Zell, chairman and chief executive of the Tribune Company, and Randy Michaels, the chief operating officer, announced a set of deep cuts, saying that shrinking revenue left them no choice.
Recent collaborators Woz and New York Transit Authority go back-to-back for a set of deep, dark, dynamic house haunted by flickers of two-step, while ridiculously nimble MC Scrufizzer and anthemic soca duo Jus Now ensure chaos.
He's got six cases of sports drinks in one corner, workout apparatus in the other and an entourage in between, as on this particular Sunday afternoon, when three pretty young women and a couple of beefy buddies lounge on a set of deep, cozy couches.
The Bruins wear a set of deep scars from this playoff season, most of them on the face of forward Patrice Bergeron, who deposited the product of Jagr's handiwork into the net to end Game 3, Steve Buckley writes in The Boston Herald.
They've built Deeplearning4J, a set of deep-learning algorithms for Java developers.
This raises a set of deep problems about social learning (Fudenberg and Levine 1998.
They're trying to bring in talent to grow a set of deep-linking tools that could underpin better search technologies inside of mobile apps.
(1) Beneath the undeformed Abyssal Plain, a set of deep, NW vergent reverse faults cuts the Ionian oceanic crust and thick pre-Messinian sediments.
Their socioculturally mediated production practices have settled into a set of deep-seated norms that have impeded the accumulation of a critical mass of livestock for an export market.
