"deep entrenchment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is deeply embedded or firmly established. Example sentence: "The deep entrenchment of racial inequality in our country is a pressing problem that needs to be addressed."
Conditions favourable to vigorous erosion were brought about by the uplift of the region, which steepened the river's path and allowed deep entrenchment.
Whether this has to do with the old scars of the Civil War, the combination of heat and humidity or the deep entrenchment of poverty, I can't say.
The stories highlight the flaws of the state, including bureaucracy and the deep entrenchment of corruption, and it is narrated by three characters, a weaver, sweeper and a baby in a slum suffering from an undiagnosed disease.
True, it isn't yet clear whether Blair had agreed to become a godparent while he was prime minister [see footnote], and the ceremony did take place after he had left office, but the important point is that the relationship underlines Murdoch's deep entrenchment in British political life.
Our experiments confirm that deep entrenchment at the fan apex can occur without a change in climate or in uplift rate under two conditions: (1) the transport threshold (critical shear stress) is significant and (2) the downstream boundary condition corresponds to an open boundary with fixed elevation, which stops the progradation of alluvial fans.
All this, some feminists argue, illustrates the deep entrenchment of the domination model.
This negative judgement about the EU's response to the crisis has already had an impact on French politics: it is undoubtedly a factor in the even deeper entrenchment of the violently anti-EU, far-right National Front in France's political life and an equally significant factor in the political and media success of the radical left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Jean-Luc Mélenchon
In this way, its publication could not be more timely, given how many young black South Africans are now expressing anger at — and betrayal by — the Mandela project, which they say provided nothing more than a shimmering rainbow that screened a deeper entrenchment of inequality.
This is as deep an entrenchment of class and power as any the world has known; it will take more to change it than a change of government.
CARE investigates the impact of diversity and inclusion on the quality of human subjects research and leverages deep community entrenchment to build trust and overcome barriers to clinical trial participation.
Recent alluvial fan models have suggested that deep alluvial fan entrenchment could occur without any change in sediment and water influx.
