"deeply analysed" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that something has been thoroughly examined and studied in detail. Example: The data was deeply analysed by the research team to determine any potential correlations between the variables.
The Resource Pool concept is deeply analysed within the paper and simulation results prove its correctness and appropriateness.
Generalised Mori Tanaka's model and dilute approach are re-formulated and the three models are deeply analysed.
Up to date, dimensional inspection activities have not been deeply analysed, possibly due to the fact that, their work influences are smaller than others, such us numerical analysis, materials or numerical control.
The relationship between ownership structure and the quality of academic inventions has not been deeply analysed, despite its relevance for the literature on IPR and university industry knowledge transfer.
At 401b d a Pythagorean approach (that of Philolaus) is set against another (that of Epicharmus, whose Pythagorean affiliation and doctrines are deeply analysed by Horky): accordingly, Plato ascribes to the former the idea that the essences of (ontologically stable) things can be grasped, and to the latter an association between the essence and the flux of things.
The proposed approach has been deeply analysed and tested in different challenging scenarios taken from public datasets.
Another important element was deeply analysing the key people in their running game.
In truth there is not much point trying to deeply analyse the whims of the great British public.
At 13, he wrote in his diary of winning a gold medal one day and he used to deeply analyse races that he lost.
In view of these limitations, several internal curing strategies have been recently developed, which this paper deeply analyses.
But that experience let to him building a team to deeply analyse Twitter's underlying data, and not in Silicon Valley, but from Reading, in the UK county of Berkshire.
