The phrase "deepening our knowledge of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the act of gaining or increasing one's understanding or expertise in a particular subject or topic. Example: "Attending workshops and seminars is one way of deepening our knowledge of current business trends and practices."
This Father's Day, we need to rededicate ourselves to deepening our knowledge of male physiology.
In the last couple of decades, a research group originally led by Francesco Del Punta (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy; died in 2013) has been devoting a lot of energy to the project of publishing his Opera Omnia and deepening our knowledge of his thought.
"An accomplished teacher and author, Dr. Ruiz has captivated students and scholars by deepening our knowledge of medieval Spain and Europe, and exploring the role terror has played in society for centuries," Obama said of the UCLA professor according to The Latin American Herald Tribune.
This is an important step in deepening our knowledge of patient safety and in supporting psychiatric hospitals to optimize their clinical risk management and to ultimately improve the health care system, for the mentally ill [ 13].
She doesn't deepen our knowledge of her dancers, but she always makes them look motivated and handsome.
A sweet chapter about Vladimir and his romantic history deepens our knowledge of him, yet he's a character who, after quickly serving his purpose, is offstage in a hospital bed for most of the novel.
These five approaches should make it possible to deepen our knowledge of agroecosystems for action.
This study deepens our knowledge of critical success factors in the innovation process of low- and medium-technology (LMT) industries.
Constraint-based metabolic modeling has been an important technique to broaden and deepen our knowledge of microbial metabolism and regulation.
This study deepens our knowledge of organisational routines and activities in the innovation process of low- and medium-technology (LMT) industries.
These surveys are of crucial importance to deepen our knowledge of the foreign population living in Italy and to fill statistical gaps between censuses.
