The phrase "and in a profoundly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the depth or intensity of a particular feeling, thought, or situation.
Example: "The experience was transformative, and in a profoundly meaningful way, it changed my perspective on life."
Alternatives: "and in a deeply" or "and in a significantly".
In this alternative universe, Trump holds great appeal to those who were only recently forced to remove the Confederate flag from government buildings, and, in a profoundly felt sense, have never conceded that the American civil war is over.
And in a profoundly emotional moment, Jack Dorsey plays this video at the next company meeting.
Mariska's Joyful Heart Foundation has evolved into a major force in helping women to heal from unspeakable trauma and abuse in a profoundly caring and sensitive way.
We report here the first mutation in a keratin gene (KRT1) that affects the variable tail domain (V2) and results in a profoundly different abnormality of the cytoskeletal architecture leading to a severe form of epidermal hyperkeratosis known as ichthyosis hystrix Curth Macklin.
And it lives in a profoundly fixed place of love and also hopefulness, to which I cannot seem to find my way back to.
We leave our roles, leave behind our preconceived notions, and take part in a profoundly human experience, together.
And he could not help observing the way that "hilarity and drink are connected in a profoundly human, peculiarly intimate way".
Amis believed that "hilarity and drink are connected in a profoundly human, peculiarly intimate way".
It illuminates Turing, the man, and explains what he contributed in a profoundly moving way that anyone can understand.
IN the recently concluded presidential race, I was unwillingly thrust upon the stage and asked to play a role in a profoundly dishonest drama.
Clarity of line and counterpoint also dominated the Brahms in a profoundly humane performance that blended the intimate with the monumental.
