"deeply communicate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize a meaningful connection between two people, whether it is through conversation or another form of communication. For example, "Through their deep communication, the couple was able to understand each other's struggles and find reconciliation in their relationship."
What about my friend who feels guilty yearning to have extra-marital relationships with another gender despite loving her deeply and communicating honestly?
I need all my skills to get by and to communicate deeply … I am a sum of all my parts.
It could use fantastical elements to communicate deeply resonant thoughts about the real world, and our place in it.
It has occurred to us at Evergram that when we communicate deeply and thus connect as human beings, we are able to shed the mistrust and fear that too often leads to abuse and violence in the world.
Many other conversations have included 9/11 families, survivors and first responders, and we've been gratified to see their willingness to reach across boundaries of religious and cultural differences to communicate deeply and authentically with people of traditions different than their own.
The critic Michael Brenson wrote in the show's catalog, "Ms. Catlett's sculptures communicate a deeply human image of African-Americans while appealing to values and virtues that encourage a sense of common humanity".
They included two Peul girls with polio, an adolescent boy who was too deeply in shock to communicate, and an elderly blind woman who had been left in a river after being attacked with machetes.
In the show's catalog, the critic Michael Brenson wrote: "Catlett's sculptures communicate a deeply human image of African Americans while appealing to values and virtues that encourage a sense of common humanity.
My only concern, however, is that video chat is a deeply personal way to communicate.
The need to push for formation of inter-disciplinary discourse is generated by a very peculiar anxiety about the lost language of science and the fact that its different spheres have specialized so deeply that can hardly communicate.
