The phrase "more deeply how" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts where you want to explore a topic or question in greater depth, but it would need to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "I want to understand more deeply how this process affects our outcomes."
Alternatives: "more thoroughly how" or "in greater detail how."
Every day I understand more deeply how violent we are.
As for me, I moved out, enrolled in another yoga teacher training and began investigating more deeply how to find a home in my own skin.
But then if you really looked into it, thought about it more deeply, how could you be sure that Hasina was not simply following her fate?
The show offers a marker for the company; a reflective moment in which the original group consider whether they want to keep going with the flow or question more deeply how they make work, interact with audiences and function as a company.
Video tracking startup Visible Measures signed up MySpace as a customer to measure more deeply how consumers are watching and spreading videos from the site.
And I understand more deeply how much we can learn from indigenous people.
Continued observation of the Colchester community coupled with video playback and opportunistic translocation experiments can complement the analyses provided herein, delving more deeply into how the gesture's meaning [24] has been constructed and how the gesture itself is propagated.
"My tweets were reactionary to the events I saw on the news and were worded beyond poorly at best and I can see how and why someone could read into my tweets far more deeply than how I actually feel".
Eventually, it may be immaterial to probe more deeply into how it started.
The author plumbs paradox even more deeply, showing how success lies at the pith of failure.
He instructed Korzhakov to look more deeply into how it could be done, and Korzhakov gladly complied.
