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The phrase "develop a deep interest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the process of cultivating a strong passion or enthusiasm for a particular subject or activity.
Example: "Over the years, I have developed a deep interest in environmental conservation and sustainability."
Alternatives: "cultivate a strong interest" or "foster a profound interest."
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Develop a deep interest or talent in one or more areas.
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Whether it's by offering coding opportunities or getting outside to explore nature, tangible learning can make STEM come alive for all students — but it could be especially valuable in helping those who learn differently internalize abstract concepts and develop a deeper interest.
I began to develop a deeper interest in Chernobyl as a subject, and I knew I'd have to return.
These youth also seemed to develop a deeper interest in coding potentially due to this greater level of exposure.
Carson early developed a deep interest in the natural world.
She also developed a deep interest in the visual arts.
Don also developed a deep interest in the early evolution of primates, particularly during the Eocene.
Mr. Rumsfeld developed a deep interest in intelligence when he chaired a commission on the ballistic missile threat two years ago.
It was during this time that he developed a deep interest in people with disabilities, a population for whom he was an advocate all of his life.
"In college, I developed a deep interest in constitutional law, motivated in large part by disagreement with Warren Court decisions, particularly in... reapportionment," he wrote.
In the early 1840s he developed a deep interest in Native Americans and over his lifetime championed their struggles against colonialism and oppression.
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