The phrase "deep analyses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a thorough exploration and examination of a subject or issue, for example: "Over the course of the project, we conducted deep analyses of the risks associated with the proposal."
Since the HBR article, we have conducted deep analyses in several major categories.
"Once you have samples on Earth, you can do a lot of very deep analyses we cannot put on spacecraft," New said.
But until recently, even if a city had informed, cabinet-level staff members who understood the potential of such an approach, the data sources to conduct deep analyses were disconnected, making it hard to identify useful patterns of activity.
So I downloaded tens of gigabytes of data from the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission and set out to produce some deep analyses of taxi and Uber ride patterns.
By her own account, her colleagues and PhD advisors have played a crucial role in encouraging her to pursue deep analyses of particular questions, instead of becoming too fixated on the simple quantity of her publications.
Deep analyses of these results also identifies microorganism sequences specialized for cellulose/biomass degradation.
If chauvinistic believers develop deeper analyses of religion, they might begin to see in themselves what they criticize in others.
"Several deeper analyses of the status of the majority of world fisheries confirm the previous dismal picture," they conclude.
Since then, we have had the opportunity to work with several more companies to perform similar and much deeper analyses.
However, the reconstruction of the precise evolution of these individual domains requires deeper analyses in the context of related protein domains.
In general, he added, the ability of federal investigators to do deeper analyses because of the relatively large amounts of powder in the Leahy letter is producing "real interesting results".
