"heavily embedded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is deeply ingrained or deeply intertwined within something else. Example: The culture of the company was heavily embedded in its strict hierarchal structure, making it difficult for new ideas or changes to be accepted.
Links to old regime: Anti-Blatter, but heavily embedded in Fifa's football family.
We always try to have it heavily embedded in the plot and relevant to what the characters are going through.
No longer the presumed cultural voice of the black collective social justice, it is now heavily embedded in mass cultural products controlled by the biggest conglomerates in the world.
"This is experimentation in the 21st century: heavily embedded in social media and combined with a hostility to regulatory oversight," said Arthur Caplan, director of the Division of Medical Ethics at New York University's School of Medicine.
For Goldwyn, the trick lies in selling to a pair of high-brow audiences — that for fine art, and that for new music — that are heavily embedded in a pair of cities, New York and Los Angeles, where conventional movie advertising is prohibitively expensive for small movies.
This is unlikely to sit well with older teachers, many of whom already believe that Rhee and Henderson see IMPACT as a means to usher them out in favor of younger recruits from alternative training programs whose alumni are heavily embedded in DCPS management: Teach for America and D.C. Teaching Fellows.
Companies in high-volume electronics still rely heavily on embedded processors, or microchips that contain built-in software programs designed to accomplish dedicated tasks.
The most complete of the new hominid fossils is an adult male cranium (skull lacking lower jaw) with heavily worn teeth, found embedded in ancient cemented sands by Berkeley doctoral candidate David DeGusta.
The Charles and Diana biopics rely heavily on the discourses embedded in bourgeois domesticity and re-tell the Waleses' story through the conventional frame of a romance tale.
However, most coral reef NTAs are small and embedded in heavily fished and degraded environments [8], [17].
In particular, birds require migratory stopover sites, and these may occur along rivers, wetlands, or playa lakes that are embedded within heavily disturbed agricultural landscapes.
