The phrase "deep use" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used when referring to the usage of an item for a purpose that goes beyond its normal use. For example, "The teacher used an apple as a metaphor for deep use in her lesson about life."
Recipients should teach at least half of the course's sessions in the museum and make deep use of the collections.
And the pages of "Moon Man" are still shocking, in their deep use of blue and black; it is a dark book, literally, that reeks of ingenuity and crafty harmony and charm.
Fantastical 2 – The popular calendar app by Flexibits was hailed for its slick Mac app design and deep use of localization features.
For example, I recently spoke at the 100x Blockchain Online Summit, and it was enthralling to dive into such deep use cases and talk through specific problems that blockchain can solve, one of which was counterfeiting in big pharma.
We argue about the advantage or rather the necessity of the deep use of technology in the classroom, but what about the deeper professional development to get this message to the teachers?
kpath also provides a navigational interface that enables not only the browsing, but also the deep use of the integrated data to build metabolic networks based on existing disperse knowledge.
Both are deep, using 9 or 10 players every game.
For music, "Deep" uses recordings by Ibeyi, French-Cuban twhosingofsing of Yoruban gods in lightweight, club-friendly tracks.
Braver folk can try their hand at blue-water spearfishing in the deep, using larger guns and searching for big pelagic fish.
Geofencing is also an area where we'll see PayPal dive deep, using Where's technology.
The effort is "vast," "extraordinary" and "deep" (used a whopping 19 times).
