The phrase "deeply check" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to convey that someone should thoroughly investigate or examine something. For example, "The police deeply checked the area for any evidence of the crime."
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If you check more deeply you find more personal reasons.
An important lesson of the M.P.S. story is that, when banks are presented with a client who wants to do something that seems suspicious, they should check its motives deeply.
This is a fantastically exploratory and open-ended album, at times barking-mad, shed-happy, Radiophonic Workshop loony-tunes experimentalism, at others super-sober, deeply moving hi-brow oratorio (check the ocean-deep take on Morton Feldman's 1963 work, Christian Wolff in Cambridge).
Check the skies, check the buckles, breathe deeply.
The time has arrived for those who care deeply for their alma maters to check their universities' governance rules and find opportunities for degree-holder democracy to work its magic something in addition to writing a check every year.
Before the speech, a Next spokesman said: "We are deeply disappointed Mr Bryant did not bother to check his facts with the company before releasing his speech.
So let's check the blame and think more deeply and calmly about neighborhood change.
After you've explored the "unknown" by searching for yourself, check your "known" aspect and dig deeply into what you've done on social networks.
