"deeply realize" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to fully understand or comprehend something in a profound or meaningful way. You can use it when describing a strong realization or understanding that you or someone else has had. For example: "After years of struggling, I finally deeply realized the importance of self-care and prioritizing my mental health."
Therefore, we will apply such high-resolution tandem MS, assisted with natural product databases to systematically explain the hemostatic chemical constituents from T. asiatica root bark, the finding in this study will help us to deeply realize therapeutical effect of T. asiatica and promote its modernization and new drug development.
Taking a break to breath deeply, realize that you're not in trouble yet, and that you have a well-thought out plan can do wonders for your keeping your stress under control.
She also deeply realizes the fear that drives her character.
Under the direction of Sam Gold, all four performances are deeply realized and entertaining.
All of the characters have deeply realized back stories, ambitions and pains.
The experience can be frustrating, but never dull; the roles are so deeply realized and the physical presence of the clanking, groaning hull of the disintegrating ship so threatening that the 40 minutes of this play tickle and torment one for days.
It is development in the medium of thought of deeply realized experience.
It argues that the objective of states and laws to produce stigmatized and excluded subjects is deeply realized in the space of campizated refugee accommodation.
While Martin is known for crafting incredibly expansive and deeply realized fantasy worlds, he's also known for being an incredibly slow writer.
Following Saturday's protests, a spokesman for President Park said Sunday that she had "heard the voices of the people yesterday with gravity and deeply realizes the seriousness of the current situation".
My appreciation for all those things, particularly the latter, were deeply realized when, a few months ago, I underwent major surgery for a female condition from which I had been silently suffering for years.
