"deep contact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a strong or profound connection or interaction between people or things. Example: After months of surface-level conversations, Sarah and Mark finally had a deep contact during their camping trip, where they opened up to each other about their fears and vulnerabilities.
Is linked to Mr. Obama by: Deep contacts in Democratic circles and a background in civil rights.
Ms. Jiau, a former employee at Taiwan Semiconductor and Nvidia, had deep contacts inside a number of semiconductor companies.
In April 2009, an F.B.I. agent visited the Silicon Valley home of Richard Choo-Beng Lee, a hedge fund manager with deep contacts inside technology companies.
Although not a diplomat, Mr. McFaul, 47, is widely considered one of the foremost American voices on Russia, with deep contacts in Moscow.
She established deep contacts with the military, which her higher-ups at the network have no issue with and indeed find impressive and "based on trust and knowledge".
"Cheney is seen now as slightly less the indispensable man as he was at the outset of the administration," said Thomas Mann, a political analyst at the Brookings Institution with deep contacts in both parties.
In the months since his release from detention, Don, Jr., has made A.S.C. more of a conventional Chinese company: he hired a chief operating officer who was a former government official with deep contacts and knowledge of the law.
Geithner has deep contacts in Washington and the banking industry and is a former protégé of Summers who held senior posts in the Clinton Treasury and at the International Monetary Fund.
Alexey Venediktov, the editor-in-chief of Echo of Moscow, and a figure with deep contacts inside the Russian political élite, said, "Trump was attractive to people in Russia's political establishment as a disturber of the peace for their counterparts in the American political establishment".
