"deeply struck" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a strong emotional impact or feeling. Here are some examples: - She was deeply struck by the devastating news of her brother's illness. - The students were deeply struck by the heroism of the soldiers in the history lesson. - The poem's message of love and compassion deeply struck a chord with the audience. - He was deeply struck by the beauty of the sunset over the ocean. - The harrowing images from the war footage left a deeply struck impression on the viewers.
Returning to Peru for college, he was deeply struck by the overwhelming poverty.
Merkel had procured a rare copy through her connections in the Church, and she was deeply struck by it.
She recalls being deeply struck by that sight as she realized the futility of a young life with so much potential lost.
Merton was deeply struck by the accounts of the trial of Adolf Eichmann, and by Hannah Arendt's discussions of the "banality" of evil.
Adams, like Hill, was deeply struck by Paisley's horrifying march through the Falls Road, and the clashes between the unionists and the Catholics that followed.
The president, Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, said Croats needed to admit "some of our fellow compatriots in Bosnia committed crimes" but acknowledged Praljak's death had "deeply struck the hearts of the Croatian people".
Given the bubbling cauldron of violence that the middle East so frequently and regrettably is, the prospect of the US outstripping Saudi Arabia as the world's biggest oil producer in the next decade is deeply striking.
He told the congregation that the department was "deeply stricken with grief and sorrow over Baby Destiny's death" and wanted to organize a "dignified, respectable and proper burial".
Pop superstar Michael Jackson on Tuesday announced a $1.25-million 1.25-millionrovide drug programion, healto and counseling services to thousands of inner-city Los Angeles children who were among those most deeprovideicken by last spring's civil unrest.
NUT leader Christine Blower says teachers "deeply regretted" striking but there had been no "serious negotiations" in talks with government.
This could have major consequences with its ability to become the broker of Latin American and Caribbean diplomacy and aid to deeply poverty stricken areas like Haiti.
