'deepen desire' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to make someone's desire stronger or more intense. Example: The romantic dinner and heartfelt conversation only served to deepen my desire for him.
In a curious way, the growing assertion of Englishness frames a deepening desire to belong to a distinctive locality.
Samsung essentially argued that its growth will come from a deepening desire for innovation and technological change from consumers.
Some analysts said the price cuts reflected Saudi Arabia's deepening desire to defend its market share in Europe.
These car troubles, which I should have expected in my final week on the road, only deepened my desire to see Oregon's deserts.
For Mohamed, the arrest has had the effect mainly of deepening his desire to pursue his interest in tech, and of expanding his access to resources that will help him do so.
As another Hebrew University professor put it: After every victory, "the abyss of mutual hatred will deepen and the desires for vengeance will mount".
It also allows us to deepen the personal desires in order to push people make appropriate choices and to grow within the right professional environment.
The Obama administration has made clear that it has no desire to deepen its efforts, mostly providing logistical support for the rebels.
Our approach embodies a comprehensive and detailed approach, a desire to deepen and strengthen our analysis, and the flexibility to respond to changing risks".
Over the last year I've had many meetings with HR teams around the world, and everywhere I go there is an intense desire to deepen skills, learn how to better leverage technology, and think outside the box.
