"provides a deep understanding of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that provides a thorough or comprehensive understanding of a topic or concept. Example: The course provides a deep understanding of the principles of economics.
Although our qualitative approach provides a deep understanding of the processes and issues in question, the findings require quantitative validation.
The proposed general MLF framework provides a deep understanding of multi-lane traffic loading, and can be calibrated for any bridge or traffic stream.
The proposed optimization algorithm provides a deep understanding of the optimization of the liquefaction process in both technical and numerical perspectives.
The combination of experimental evidences and simulations provides a deep understanding of the internal topology of nanoreactors upon thermal treatment of mesocrystalline particles.
This study provides a deep understanding of operation characteristics of the AA-CAES system and useful information for system design and optimization.
This review provides a deep understanding of Li CO2 batteries and offers important guidelines for developing reversible and high efficiency Li CO2 batteries.
This provides a deeper understanding of various hydration product formations.
Delineation of neutralization-associated amino acid signatures provides a deeper understanding of the antigenic structure of HIV-1 Env.
A community analysis is useful because it provides a deeper understanding of the position of a node [38] at an intermediate (i.e., mesoscale) topological level.
The qualitative and quantitative data together minimize "the limitations of both approaches" (Creswell 2014, p. 218) and provides a deeper understanding of the change in the instructional practice.
This provides a deeper understanding of disease mechanisms, pathogenesis, treatment, and drive forward the development of new taxonomy to define disease subtypes.
