The phrase "although deep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or to acknowledge a depth of thought or feeling while presenting another perspective.
Example: "Although deep in thought, she managed to respond to the question with clarity."
Alternatives: "even though profound" or "despite being intense".
Some analysts believe it still exists, although deep underground, and will emerge once there is renewed warfare.
Although deep divisions remain between the countries, today's gestures of comity seemed to represent a natural progression.
But although deep pockets help in a downturn, recessions nonetheless create more opportunity for challengers, not less.
Although Deep Junior, which is planned to run on eight processors, is much slower than the I.B.M. computer, experts said it had more chess knowledge built into it.
Despite a finale including Smoke on the Water, Hush and Black Night, you're reminded that although Deep Purple did banshee-voiced hair rock first, they weren't necessarily best.
Many of the smaller east European economies had double-digit deficits as a share of GDP in 2008, although deep recessions will reduce them this year.
Although deep-pocketed fleet owners typically dominate the market for corporate medallions, even veteran observers of the industry were stunned by the prices.
Although deep-frying a turkey may sound like a risky and elaborate production, it may be the fastest and most delicious method of all.
She habitually swooped into the kitchen and accomplished the same kind of magic, variations on the same kinds of food — although deep-fried catfish with hush puppies may not translate.
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Although deep-seated bedrock landsliding is an important erosional process in active orogens, its effect on CRN-derived erosion rates is largely unquantified.
