The phrase 'deepen the study' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to further examination of a topic or idea. For example, "The professor suggested that the students deepen their study of world history."
Bloom's answer was to deepen the study of the American founders and to renew a classical pedagogy that weaves eros and intellect into the love of knowing and natural virtues.
In this paper, motivated by Theorem 2, we deepen the study of contractions of integral type.
To deepen the study of the sensor, we have focused on the influence of ethanol on the conductivity of the sensitive layer, in terms of repeatability and sensitivity.
Qualitative methods add contextual and cultural dimensions, which deepen the study by providing more natural information.
Therefore it is necessary to deepen the study of the early development of individual growth and thus to provide a basis and reference for dietary intake and disease prevention and control in the process of human growth, especially infant.
For this to materialize, it is essential to further deepen the study of the role of plasma membrane Ca2+ channels in melanoma cell proliferation and also in other less explored areas, such as migration or survival.
This result implies that the scale effect not only exists in SEOD but also in ET-FSD and, thus, encourages us to extend and deepen the studies on scale effect in the future.
However, due to this subject relevance and sensitivity, new discussions are required to deepen the studies and therefore systematize children's visits to ICUs.
The design of high level radioactive waste (HLW) repositories in deep geological media –in which bentonite is proposed as sealing material– leads to the necessity of deepening the study of the behaviour of clays when subjected to hydraulic and thermal changes.
Four years later, a retrospective was organised at the Saló del Tinell in Barcelona, and the Gaudí Chair at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia was created with the purpose of deepening the study of the Gaudí's works and participating in their conservation.
In conclusion, from these results we could define SMILE as a procedure that determines only minimum alterations of corneal biomechanics but we need to overcome our limitations by broadening and deepening the study in order to well define the benefits of this new and increasingly diffuse refractive surgery procedure.
