"deep going" is not considered correct and usable in written English as it is not a grammatically correct phrase
You could use a phrase such as "deep-going" or "deep-seated" in its place. For example, "My deep-seated passion for learning drives me to strive for excellence."
He was very deep going into the corner and I didn't think he was going to make it.
Cole gave Chelsea far greater goal threat and drive as he broke from deep, going close on two occasions before scoring.
And it is deep, going back five years, because historical trends are important for identifying patients who are most at risk.
But finding a rhythm is tough against Berdych, who hits fast and deep, going for the winner at the earliest opportunity.
Companies won't pay windfall taxes until they have recouped their investments.In this section Taking to the streets Time to dig deep Going for gold A new menu ReprintsThe push to woo foreign investors is overdue.
The wounds are deep, going back to the mid-18th century, when the British seized the province from the French by force of arms -- and they may never be totally healed.
The momentum is evident in the deep strategizing going on inside Fox to guarantee that the show has a strong start, and the equally deep strategizing inside rivals to counter it.
The momentum behind the series is evident in the deep strategizing going on inside Fox to guarantee that the show has a strong start, and the equally deep strategizing inside rival networks about how to derail this potential prime-time express train.
We had to dig deep after going down to 14 men.
He's got sort of a deep thing going, but he's not annoying.
"The question is whether there is any deep dialogue going on within Fatah about how to deal with the economy.
