The phrase "active deeply" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state of being engaged or involved in a profound way, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "To truly understand the subject, one must engage and think active deeply about the concepts presented."
Alternatives: "engage fully" or "immerse oneself".
A moving force behind the establishment of the Frank E. Taplin, Jr. Commissioning Fund, Alice was an active and deeply involved Director with a passionate commitment to chamber music.
"It exists in every county of the state, and the members are highly engaged, highly active and deeply committed to their volunteer causes," John Hancock, a Republican strategist from St . Louis said of the home-school network.
The docking simulation of compound 6d was performed to get the probable binding model, the results demonstrated that the furan ring inserted into the active site deeply and had hydrophobic interactions with residues of Phe 568, Pro 627, four methoxy groups had hydrophobic interactions with residues of Phe 568, Pro 627, Lys 902, Val 904 and Pro 929.
During the CEC discussions all next of kin were active and deeply engaged in the discussions.
Radio outstrips television as a means of conveying intimacy and, precisely because it doesn't show but can only tell, may stir the active imagination more deeply.
Whether it's building brand awareness or promoting television shows, advertising industry experts say that they are finding that the mother blogger niche is active, loyal and deeply involved with spreading its messages.
He became deeply active in Michigan civic affairs.
I admitted to him that, raised by parents deeply active in protest against the Vietnam War, I was not overly excited to be there.
Whatever the reasons, the lack of active outrage is deeply troubling.
Finally, a single-item, 5-point tranquilisation scale (1 = fully alert and active, 5 = deeply asleep) was used to assess alertness of the patients [ 19].
