The phrase "acquiring deep knowledge on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gaining a thorough understanding of a specific subject or topic.
Example: "She is focused on acquiring deep knowledge on artificial intelligence to enhance her career prospects."
Alternatives: "gaining profound insight into" or "developing extensive expertise in".
"The techno-fetishists always dream of replacing us (but) we can do things for firefighters on the ground that a camera attached to a drone just can't do," said Connors, noting that many lookouts stay in the job for decades, acquiring deep knowledge of terrain and weather.
Here medicine man (locally known as Kaviraj/Baidya) is a healer who acquired deep knowledge on the use of plants as medicine from his or her forefather and use the knowledge to treat people when they are ill.
Summers also sought to alter the curriculum to emphasize students' acquiring deep knowledge rather than chiefly surveying "ways of knowing" in various disciplines.
Money would not be the main motivation for success, but instead e.g. acquiring deep knowledge and reaching ethical goals.
So it cannot be ruled out that interdisciplinary educational situations (in particular when applied in an inappropriate time frame) may overstrain students and result in superficial knowledge about various domains before they have acquired deep knowledge in any particular domain.
A qualitative approach was used, with interviews designed to acquire deeper knowledge about family members' management strategies.
However, while acquiring deep mathematical knowledge during the courses, the teachers learned different ways of solving various mathematical tasks.
Therefore, any new farming initiative needs deep knowledge on reproductive cycle of native mussel populations.
Gain deep knowledge of your own beliefs.
Gove said modular exams were unfair partly because they prevented pupils acquiring a deep knowledge of their subject.
