“deeply focus on” is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that someone is paying close attention to something. For example, “He deeply focused on the road as he drove.”.
When we think of a young entrepreneur, we typically picture a headphones-wearing millennial in jeans and a sassy t-shirt, hunched over an Apple laptop deeply focus on the screen with one hand scrolling the computer while the other reaches for a bag of Funyuns, kale chips, or whatever the food fad of the month is.
Within the frame of study, we deeply focus on the area of complementary teacher training belonging to the most important aspects in the education of engineers – the future teachers of technicians in the vocational high schools.
This paper will be another contribution to the field where we more deeply focus on the practice architectures of middle leading work and how they enable and constrain activities at a particular site.
(patios and porches are fine) Stand up straight and breath deeply Focus on relaxing your body while still maintaining a proper position Once you feel completely at peace, focus on a specific place that you wish to draw mana from, if this place is the core of the Earth for you, then be sure to thank the Mother Goddess for her gift to you.
He said that his father was unaware of the incident, as he was "deeply focused on his script".
But they spoke briefly some months before he disappeared, and the brother said Mr. Hultz seemed deeply focused on his business ventures in Iraq.
Students are given intensive instruction in the use of professional multimedia tools, but classes are always deeply focused on developing reporting and storytelling skills.
The Fall semester was intense, with students deeply focused on landscape and equity issues in Poughkeepsie, NY as part of our multi-year Hudson Valley Initiative.
