"deeper approach" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing an approach or strategy that requires more effort, thought, or research. For example, "We need to take a deeper approach if we want to come up with a comprehensive solution to this problem."
A deeper approach to successful treatment for abused, neglected or traumatized teenagers is through the arts.
Realizing that writing is a lot like drawing gives us a deeper approach.
"You're going for a deeper approach," he says, "because you look at how to get the mind to let go of stressful thinking".
"A deeper approach will prove requisite for restoring growth in Greece and thwarting the risk of contagion," Lawrence Goodman, president of the Center for Financial Stability in New York, said in a statement.
Although the software is still in its early phases, developers like Beyond Verbal, a start-up in Tel Aviv, are offering the nascent technology as a deeper approach for call centers and other customer services that seek to read and respond to consumers' emotions in real time.
Still, he promised that it will offer more sophisticated character relationships, as well as a deeper approach to dungeon-crawling and combat.
Graebner hits a deep approach shot to Ashe's backhand.
The format really allows for the narrow and deep approach that I like.
But there follows a stepping backhand winner, annihilated down the line, before Federer plays a lovely, deep approach, leaping to volley a backhand smash winner.
The findings show that students are more prone to use Deep Approach to studying.
Nevertheless, it remains difficult to enhance the deep approach, monitoring studying, organised studying and effort management.
