"deep-rooted experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a long-lasting and profound experience. For example, "My grandmother's deep-rooted experience of nursing helped her make quick and informed decisions during her time as a hospital administrator."
With these deep rooted experiences of ideological division, it is no wonder that Mazza and Keegan realized that storytelling has gained a greater sense of urgency.
The Afghans are a unique nation with a deep-rooted historic experience.
It is possible that the elitist connoisseur stance of most new sincerity restaurants and cyber-foodies is the result of a deep-rooted yearning to experience the sublime through food, and that they (we) end up getting lost in the picturesque of alienated consumption instead, is just more society-of-the-spectacle stuff: The basic humanness of sharing enthusiasm for food getting lost in translation.
To American eyes this may seem rather far-fetched, but this comes from a deep-rooted historic and cultural experience of the three nations in northeast Asia".
In mitigation, Daynes's counsel Simon Mayo QC said the 19-year-old had experienced "deep-rooted feelings of rejection and isolation in his life" and that he was taken into local authority care at a young age after his mother moved abroad.
The deep-rooted cultural and religious experiences and ties within families and communities might have a role either in protecting societal values or leading to withholding information that seem to be an unacceptable by peers, parents and other people around.
However, as migrants' life experience demonstrates, a deep-rooted sense of no-future-at-home need not entail a compression of individual aspirations.
They could not see the profound deep-rooted plurality in Iraq's long historical experience.
The Experience Fallacy is too deep-rooted to be confronted that easily.
But I believe that part of these women's agonizing experience is related to deep-rooted misogyny -- one of the ancient, barbaric traditions that can surface and be legitimized in times of conflict.
