The phrase "at depression levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or condition that is comparable to or indicative of levels associated with depression.
Example: "The patient's mood has been consistently low, often at depression levels, which is concerning for their overall mental health."
Alternatives: "at levels of depression" or "at depressive levels".
Jamaica now has vast shantytowns; unemployment at depression levels; and high rates of economic inequality, crime and drug abuse.
On the other hand, it points to the fact that unemployment in a few black inner-city neighbourhoods is at "Depression levels" of 50% or more.
While joblessness in Spain remains at depression levels, and that of the overall euro zone is elevated at 12.0 percent, both appear to have reached a plateau.
The social effect of the crisis is already visible in jobless numbers, which are at depression levels in Spain and Greece, and at a record high of 10.9 percent for the euro zone as a whole.
Right now, real unemployment is at Depression levels for much of the population, while Goldman Sachs, one of the main architects of the current crisis, is richer than ever.
In a country where we are still fighting two wars, where the economy is at depression levels and one of the most catastrophic environmental disasters continues in the Gulf, people really need to know that good things are happening and that they, too, can make them happen.
With the farmer-friendly updated version of the CCC funded at Depression-level wages, everyone comes out a winner.
They have started to price financial stocks at Great Depression levels, not just recession levels.
The public in these countries is, in effect, saying that it has reached its limit: With unemployment at Great Depression levels and with erstwhile middle-class workers reduced to picking through garbage in search of food, austerity has already gone too far.
Forbes: In April you sounded quite bullish on Japan, saying the Japanese market is priced at Great Depression levels.
Italy's level of youth unemployment is also at Great Depression levels.
