The phrase "and require deeper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or issues that need more thorough analysis or understanding.
Example: "The current situation is complex and requires deeper investigation to uncover the underlying causes."
Alternatives: "and necessitate further" or "and demand more in-depth".
But they are also heavier, wider and require deeper water.
Beckett writes: "In general, we believe that these commonly held reasons for defeat should be treated with caution and require deeper analysis.
"In general, we believe that these commonly held reasons for defeat should be treated with caution and require deeper analysis," the review said.
But negotiators often come to realize that implementing that agreement can impose even greater challenges and require deeper reservoirs of diplomatic skill.
The businesses will be leaner and require deeper knowledge workers and decision-makers.
The true leaders know these decisions are complex and require deeper research into their environmental and human impact across an entire supply chain or materials life cycle.
The question for you is: how will you deal with issues that are more complex than soundbites, and require deep dives?
Most solutions that leverage Hadoop have complex, technically oriented, user interfaces and require deep technical skills from people who have backgrounds in statistics and engineering.
The challenges exposed in the City Risk Index are manifold and require deep and often uncomfortable trade-offs between the public and private sectors, rich and poor, citizens and their communities.
Although it might sound trivial to integrate the two services with each other, the development efforts are quite complex and require deep knowledge of both the EPIC APIs and the existing iRODS extension mechanisms around micro-services as part of rules.
Conceptual frameworks integrate knowledge of facts and of concepts, and require deep understanding of concepts.
