The phrase "achieve depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the attainment of a profound understanding or insight in a particular subject or area.
Example: "To truly master this subject, one must strive to achieve depth in their knowledge and skills."
Alternatives: "gain depth" or "attain depth".
"If you want to achieve depth, you have to build up many layers, and each has to dry over a two-day period," Mr. Speake-Marin said.
That song, Way Back Into Love, is a shamelessly MOR piece of art-for-profit written for a starlet trying to achieve depth shortly after the release of her last single, Enter Bootytown.
The goal in choosing courses is to strike a balance between courses that will help you achieve depth in a particular area/discipline and those that foster a wider perspective.
Numerical results obtained using semi-empirical particle penetration calculation confirms that the first type of microparticles penetrate distance ranging from 20 to 50 μm and the second type achieve depth from 20 to 57 μm.
But just as we are working toward a green earth, so we can find ways to create what I like to call "planet focus". What's needed is a renaissance of attention — a revaluing and cultivating of the art of attention, to help us achieve depth of thought and relations in this complex, high-tech time.
Using subtractive technology and autofocus to achieve depth and precision, Glowforge creates a number of objects – from lamp shades to drone frames – in a matter of minutes.
The first generation OCT is the time domain OCT (TD-OCT) [ 1], in which mechanical scanning is usually employed to achieve depth-resolved imaging.
Only kare kare ($19), a stew of oxtail braised in peanut butter, achieved depth.
It's here that Matt's rather one-dimensional character achieves depth - incoherent grief and rage find a focus in a very personal mission.
In this paper, we examine the tradeoff between achieving depth invariance and maintaining high transfer efficiency by providing a mathematical framework for analyzing the transfer function of these computational cameras.
Malaysia, however, has achieved depth (spending 27% of per-person GDP on each beneficiary) without breadth (its efforts reached only 14% of potential beneficiaries for the year the index was calculated).
