The phrase "deeply in touch" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: She has always been deeply in touch with her emotions and is able to express them freely.
John was deeply in touch with nature, especially the mountains of the western US.
A board must be seen as deeply in touch with strategy as well as a company's impact on society.
I'm deeply in touch with the fact that Adam Smith was the chairman of the moral philosophy department when he was engaging in writing the capitalistic framework.
Before the end of the seventies, certainly, we are going to be more deeply in touch with this artist's accomplishments than we have ever been in the past.
He is being perceived as somebody who is deeply in touch with a sense that something has gone wrong and that the system isn't working".
If I had to characterize the Monroes' music, I'd call it hillbilly soul: Southern white music deeply in touch with the black tradition.
Speaking at the unveiling of the renamed circuit, Paolo Simoncelli continued: "I'm deeply touched in seeing the circuit of Misano named after Marco.
Once again Mr. Hanks personifies an American everyman (he's an Elvis fanatic) who is deeply and movingly in touch with his inner child.
And when I dug deeply and got in touch with why I wasn't using the phrase "stay-at-home mother" when people asked me what I do, I realized the answer had two parts: I am a writer, and a woman who still has other interests and functions, but the second part was something that was unsettling to acknowledge -- pride.
It might be different for everyone, so I'd encourage you to try different things, but for me the sure fire way to do this is to breathe slowly and deeply to stay in touch with the warm and tingly sensations down there WHILE providing feedback.
But the tragedy thickened, bristling with intelligent ideas and wonderful staging; and Postlethwaite was, in the end, deeply touching in a housecoat and granny glasses, left out on the heath like some endangered relic from an old folks' home, cracked with madness, moving cheerlessly towards the inevitable.
