'deeply held view' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate a strongly held opinion or belief. For example: "There has been much debate over this issue, but my deeply held view remains the same."
But they reflect a simple, deeply held view: you have to pay for talent.
It clearly articulated his deeply held view that radical change is needed in society and politics to meet pressing environmental challenges.
These positions are not posturing: they represent a deeply held view that the US does not need trade except on terms that put America first.
One obstacle to the emergence of such a Pakistan is the deeply held view within the Pakistani security services that the United States will abandon the region once it has defeated or disabled Al Qaeda.
While it is still a deeply held view in older generations, some suggest it stemmed from the postwar period where a tax surcharge was hypothecated for the National Welfare Fund, designed to provide aged pensions, unemployment benefits and other payments.
It devotes itself to probing Mr. Blecker and his deeply held view that society has an obligation to execute its most coldblooded killers if it truly aspires to carry out justice.
Three main aspects seem to come together to determine these attitudes: deeply held convictions of the sea as a natural space, deeply held views of the local landscape and linked to this local identity, and also perceptions of renewable energies in combination with attitudes to issues such as climate change and sea level rise.
"And I respect, there's deep — deeply held views on this.
While David Cameron may well hold deeply held views in support of same-sex marriage, the politics remains simple.
Their statement said: "There is no doubt that Muslims and Jews have deeply held views about the conflict in Israel and Palestine.
Undeterred, he held forth wildly on his deeply held views of the existential nature of the universe, making absolutely no sense whatsoever.
