The phrase "deep editing" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to editing that involves more than just surface level corrections, such as recasting sentences for clarity or improving the overall flow of text. For example, "I'm looking for an editor who can provide deep editing to refine the flow and clarity of my document."
"You Can't Hide" is a deep searching groove with a kick straight out of the King Street basement, and the deep edit brings Nikki-O'soulfulul diva vocals right to the front of the room for you to get lost in.
There's deeper editing at-hand, too, with manual controls over exposure, brightness, shadows/highlights and more, all with the sliders you might expect to see in something more advanced like Aperture.
Over the years, these properties have been capitalized biotechnologically owing to the expanding wealth of genetic tools designed for deep-editing the P. putida genome.
"The F.T.C. started coming after Pom and basically suing them for making questionable medical claims, and we were deep into editing at that point," he explained.
As for why users would try out a dedicated video selfie app instead of just using popular apps for video they already have installed on their phones, Noriega explains: "Instagram and many other apps were never intended to be deeper video editing tools or real-time composition tools".
Want an example of a professional book from a world-class author who convinced her publishers to put out the book as-is, without a deep developmental edit (see #3 below)?
This grooving deep house edit of "Chloroform" by Hot Creations don Jamie Jones, who gave it away to his fans to thank them for a huge year he described as "an incredible journey".
Majestic Casual, a longstanding source for deep house edits and superfluous soft-filtered images of women, has just suffered a major blow with the termination of its hugely popular YouTube channel.
I'm going to charge a lot more to do a long-term, deep, developmental edit (where I am working with the author to improve the manuscript at the fundamental level) than I will for a simple just-before-publication proofread (where I'm just looking carefully for punctuation, grammar, and style issues).
To get people to dig deeper, Mr. Hubbard edited and wrote the introduction to the book "The Souls of Black Folk One Hundred Years Later" (University of Missouri Press, 2003).
