"deeply impacting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or event that has had a huge effect. For example, "The horrific events of September 11th had a deeply impacting effect on the whole world."
To conclude, in light of the contents summarized in this review, we underline how the integration of medicine and nanotechnology, with regard to microfabrication and nanolithographic techniques, are deeply impacting modern TE solutions.
Daoism and Buddhism were the dominant religions of China in the Song era, the latter deeply impacting many beliefs and principles of Neo-Confucianism throughout the dynasty.
Technology and innovation have been key elements in this process, deeply impacting the past 20 years of foreign policy in a way we have not experienced before.
The recent success of next generation sequencing technologies (NGS), that are now available in many laboratories and sequencing centers, is deeply impacting our capability to investigate biological samples in many fields of research, including microbiology and virology [ 1, 2].
"UNICEF is calling for more support from the international community," says UNICEF Representative in Madagascar Bruno Maes, "to ensure that this essential programme for child survival and development can continue in a context where the socio-political crisis is deeply impacting on the functioning of the health system".
Coal deeply impacts our climate.
"This scandal has deeply impacted President Morales".
"Andy was also deeply impacted by his father's deception".
"It is unfortunate that they have been so deeply impacted," he said.
Meaning that lesbians are deeply impacted by being paid less for the same labor.
For one thing, the world is getting so interdependent that weak leadership in one country now deeply impacts so many others.
