The phrase "deeply compatible" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English. It can be used to describe a strong and harmonious connection or agreement between two things, such as people, ideas, or systems. Example: "Their personalities were deeply compatible, making it easy for them to work together on the project." In this sentence, "deeply compatible" emphasizes the depth and strength of the relationship between the two people and highlights their ability to work well together.
Janna Malamud Smith conjures a cherishable intimacy: "My father and I were intensely attached, at ease with each other, deeply compatible".
That common ground, she thinks, is only increased by technological advances, and is prompting philosophers to ask sharp questions about whether the two fields are ultimately distinct, or deeply compatible and therefore good evidence for the "multiplicity of knowledge".
"We are focused on getting our members to meaningful offline meetings with people who are deeply compatible, not creating large-scale happy hours," said Becky Teraoka, a company representative.
While the details of Ibn Gabirol's cosmogony are complex, and while it is indeed possible that his notion of Will rules out emanation, another equally strong option is that he uses the term "Divine Will" in a way that (contra Augustine) is deeply compatible with Plotinian emanation.
In his columns, he praised the books for displaying values that are "deeply compatible with Christianity".
Each of these letters explains how evolutionary theory is fully compatible with deeply held religious principles.
Even so, when surfing the Internet, we're still sometimes confronted with stress-inducing news stories that aren't compatible with the quirky and deeply entrenched biases that make us who we are.
Our finding that patients with SAD were unable to breathe in deeply and reported to wheeze very easily may reflect hyperinflation, compatible with small airway closure.
He is deeply unclear about what conditions of cultural coherence and consensus are actually compatible with the convulsive changes that accompany modern life.
Only those candidate sites whose phylogenetic distribution was compatible with presence in LECA were considered, resulting in a total of 40 deeply conserved sites.
These bills promote further division at a time when America is already deeply divided, and they encourage self-segregation into isolated communities that only serve people with whom we are "sincerely" compatible.
