The phrase "acquire a deeper knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gaining a more profound understanding of a subject or topic.
Example: "Through extensive research and study, I hope to acquire a deeper knowledge of environmental science."
Alternatives: "gain a more profound understanding" or "attain a greater insight."
In 1959 she travelled with him to India to meet fellow disciples of Mahatma Gandhi and acquire a deeper knowledge of the philosophy of non-violent resistance.
To do so, computational neuroscientists have to progressively acquire a deeper knowledge of neuroscience from the genetic to the behavioural levels.
This chapter shows how a different approach, using computers to model real world problems, can allow a person to widely explore the design space and very quickly acquire a deeper knowledge, which has traditionally been the domain of the experienced engineer.
In this study, we followed an integrated approach based on the data collected by different analytical techniques (contact angle and colorimetric measurements, FT-IR analyses and ESEM-EDS analyses) to acquire a deeper knowledge of the behaviour of potential innovative water-repellents and their interaction with a stone support.
Consequently, it is of great importance to acquire a deeper knowledge about the development and progression of PDAC in order to develop new treatment strategies for this aggressive cancer.
We would argue that learning about the impact of chronic disease, about its personal, economic and social implications, is more vivid if done in the patient's own environment, where it is possible to acquire a deeper knowledge of an individual's circumstances and lifestyle.
During her Paris summers she acquired a deeper knowledge of the work of Godard, Bresson, Genet, Lévi-Strauss, Robbe-Grillet, Nathalie Sarraute — the people she would write about in "Against Interpretation".
This is also the key for acquiring a deeper knowledge of the physiology of advanced elderly.
Gove said modular exams were unfair partly because they prevented pupils acquiring a deep knowledge of their subject.
As a teenager, Charles served as a tour guide at the house and acquired a deep knowledge of Althorp.
In this way, venous ultrasonography has at times become a hemodynamic examination which is reserved for experienced sonographers who have completed hemodynamic studies and training and have acquired a deep knowledge of this subject.
