"deeply different" is correct and usable in written English, usually when you are emphasizing a larger-than-usual difference between two things.
For example: "We were raised in very different homes, so our perspectives on life are deeply different."
The reduced availability of monolignols and S units led to deeply different walls, with probably greater differences in carbohydrate composition than currently considered.
And the close nature of the race, and the deeply different personalities of the two candidates, only accentuate this picture.
How is it that human thought is so deeply different from that of other animals, even though our brains can be quite similar?
I found myself contrasting it with Bryan Singer's Apt Pupil, a film with a superficially similar premise but deeply different narrative direction.
In terms of accident and emergency, in terms of many of the patients, they get a deeply different experience today than a few years ago.
Yet this is a state so deeply different from one end to the other that Mr. Romney's background may also damage him.
The $16 billion purchase of St .Louis-based McDonnell Douglas and another $7 billion for big chunks of Rockwell International and Hughes Electronics put Boeing more deeply into different parts of the aerospace sector.
The purchase for $16 billion of McDonnell Douglas, based in St . Louis and the buying of big chunks of Rockwell International and Hughes Electronics for another $7 billion put Boeing more deeply into different parts of the aerospace sector.
Safe words are part of the creation of safe space, negotiation, building of trust and acknowledgement of physical and emotional limits, and they give the ability to deeply explore different parts of our psyche and erotic self in a safe way.
Lind et al. use the Pseudomonas fluorescens unshaken microcosm experimental evolution system to deeply profile different mutations that can give rise to the wrinkly spreader phenotype.
Be kind and peaceful while avoiding conceding real differences that are concerned with the advancing of opposed or different, deeply held principle.
