'deeper dialogue' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a conversation between two or more people that goes beyond a surface level discussion, and instead explores the complexities of particular topics. For example, "The two politicians engaged in a deeper dialogue to discuss the intricacies of government policy."
"But I also want to engage in a deeper dialogue about issues that we agree are important".
Second, Kazakhstan could use its relationships with southern neighbors to foster a deeper dialogue with the O.S.C.E.
Klich emphasized that Poland is thinking outside of Europe and wants to have a deeper dialogue with the United States.
So far, Mr. Obama's effort to get the Chinese engaged in a deeper dialogue on cyberissues has yielded discussions, but little fruit.
First, we need to engage in a deeper dialogue with voluntary groups, thinktanks and politicians of the centre-right on approaches that reflect their values and deliver on our common interest in tackling global poverty.
The aim here is not to reduce the decision-making process to a popular vote but to foster a broader, deeper dialogue about the future direction of UK research.
With that, perhaps some deeper dialogues may ensue exploring: What is the value of creativity in the Black community today?
"The question is whether there is any deep dialogue going on within Fatah about how to deal with the economy.
A group of 138 Muslim scholars urged Pope Benedict XVI and other Christian leaders to engage in a deep dialogue for peace between the faiths.
It would be a pretty depressing play, except that it happily contradicts itself: it's a tale of the breakdown of the human dialogue in the 21st century that successfully conducts a bone-deep dialogue with its audience.
Through deep dialogue, truth-telling and taking action to make things as right as possible, we can forge new futures based on the mutual recognition of one another's humanity.
