"deep contrast" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or notable level of difference between two things, ideas, or situations. For example: - The novel's protagonist experiences a deep contrast between her quiet, suburban upbringing and the chaotic world of the city. - The artist's use of light and dark colors creates a deep contrast in her paintings, evoking strong emotions in the viewer. - In the political landscape, there is a deep contrast between the two candidates' stances on healthcare reform.
It highlights a deep contrast in views between media and governments regarding the "open" agenda.
These results are in deep contrast with the previously accepted monoclinic structure and ribbonlike chain conformation.
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The public sector layoffs are in deep contrast to the private sector, where employers hired 222,000 workers in February.
We saw a deep contrast between President Obama's farewell speech in Chicago and President-Elect Trump's first press conference in Washington.
What I found was not all that shocking but instead shows the deep contrast between those who talk about freedom and those who actually advocate for it.
Stained in at least four hues of brown, it featured deep contrasts of arcs and boxes and jags, including a range of snow-capped peaks stretching the length of the floor.
The lines hundreds of people deep contrasted with the thousands who have sworn off the chicken chain show how polarizing of an issue this is.
The deep contrasts and contradictions in the views expressed highlights that a 'one size fits all' approach to behaviour change is unlikely to be effective.
But talk of debt and love ran through the speech: the connection between the two was its great theme, and pointed to the deepest contrast between Michelle Obama's convention appearance and that of her counterpart on the Republican side, Ann Romney, and, in many ways, that between their two parties.
As both of them evolve, there is a deeper contrast that cuts across these communities, in how researchers conceive the relationship between knowledge and design.
