"deep context" is a correct and usuable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to the wider, underlying meaning of something, which requires a more thorough understanding to appreciate. For example, "This particular painting has a lot of deep context, as its underlying symbolism requires a deeper knowledge of the times it was created in."
But if it's deep context you're after, then you'll love The Food History Reader (Bloomsbury), edited by Ken Albala.
Whatever, Babbage is too stuck in his ways to learn how to extract deep context from content that is scrolling on a screen.
Thompson praised it for "rooting the immediate felt experience of walking through a landscape in the deep context of culture and history.
Here the newspaper of record provided deep context for the realtime news network, not competing but collaborating with the new model.
But Threadsy is more than just communication aggregation, it also promises to provide deep context about the people you are communicating with, so you can filter and manage the stream.
The historical survey and scene-setting Nowak offers is interesting and useful even if you're already familiar with much of what he's discussing, but it's structured such that readers lacking deep context shouldn't ever find themselves lost.
There was a deep and rich context to the stories, and commonalities across cultural values and past allowed those present to connect with each other.
Throughout its pages, he interspersed observations and figures that give a deeper context to the people and places he portrayed.
While praising Woodward's latest volume, she takes him to task for failing to provide deeper context and analysis in his earlier books: Woodward is famous for his flat, just-the-facts-ma'am style, if one can call it that.
It's fun: solar experiments including black holes, spinning planets and Einstein feeling "some G-force in outer space", with text and video providing deeper context to the fun.
While her desire to avoid wallowing in bleakness is fair, her insistence on sounding a chicken-soupy note of hope brings a caffeinated morning anchor perkiness to stories that demand deeper context and sharper articulations of accountability.
