"deep discomfort" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a strong feeling of unease, distress, and/or uneasiness. Example: "The thought of public speaking filled her with deep discomfort."
A deep discomfort sprang up from nowhere, and once again I retched.
But if such melees are rare, plenty of artists succeed in causing deep discomfort today.
There's a deep discomfort at people doing things themselves, for fun, with little concern for profit or fame.
The lack of established medical authorities to interpret or filter such information could cause deep discomfort, some experts caution.
What should be easy votes are instead revealing the deep discomfort and prejudice many people still hold about trans bodies.
It tells the story of Travers' deep discomfort over the film version of what was a highly personal book.
There's often a deeper discomfort about their body too.
Or is an obsession with male potency an expression of some deeper discomfort?
What is animal experience really like?) and that cuts right to one's deepest discomfort, often provoking defensiveness or aggression.... My decision not to eat animals is necessary for me, but it is also limited and personal.
She wrote, "Co-dependence is the single biggest cause of our deepest discomfort," causing irritability, anger, excess work, stress, feelings of guilt, and fights with sick husbands and relatives.
Representatives from the organizations said the number of diverse groups opposed to the commission's action illustrated deep national discomfort with the F.C.C. proposal.
