The phrase "at modest levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is occurring or existing at a low or moderate degree or amount.
Example: "The company reported profits at modest levels this quarter, indicating steady growth without significant fluctuations."
Alternatives: "at moderate levels" or "at low levels".
Thus, at modest levels, the willingness of traders to buy and sell from the rest of us gooses confidence.
The Washington-based central bank indicated that while there might still be a rise in the cost of credit this year in response to some strong economic figures, interest rates would remain at modest levels for several years.
A new study by Ms. Jamieson's group found that nearly half of 2,209 people surveyed nationally said they had seen or heard about the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth ad, though it has only been shown in three states at modest levels.
A convincing new study suggests that aid can do more good if it starts at modest levels and gradually increases, giving the wounded state time to recover and adjust.Rich countries must also pay more attention to the sudden economic shocks to which poor countries are vulnerable.
Structural non-identifiability is seen to pervade even at modest levels of model complexity.
Anisotropic terms are often recovered satisfactorily at modest levels of theory.
They continue to infest bacterial genomes, albeit at modest level, and the (endosymbiotic) bacterial genome that became the mitochondrial genome was so infested.
Four other world records were set at more modest levels with pictures that do not inspire boundless admiration.
If the culprit is blood clots, the implication is the drugs would be safe if used at more modest levels, as called for on the labels.
Even at these modest levels, the endowments are essential to art and enlightenment all across the country, and they help local economies in the bargain.
