The phrase "deep stagnation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a significant lack of progress or movement, often in an economic or social context.
Example: "The country has been experiencing deep stagnation for several years, with little hope for recovery."
Alternatives: "profound stagnation" or "severe stagnation."
In its annual report, the ministry of economics and finance said Iran is still suffering from high inflation and deep stagnation, which has led to negative growth of more than 5% in the past year.
But as Mr Khodorkovsky said in a recent interview from jail, the tensions between the declining performance of the Russian economy, the expectations of the population and the corruption of the bureaucracy will erode the system, whoever is president.With Mr Putin in power, Russia may suffer deep stagnation, but a collapse of the system would be all the more dramatic.
FINANCIAL TIMES European Banks Show No Signs of Returning to Debt Markets | Despite predictions that European banks would return to the debt markets this month after a an anemic August, debt-issuance instead "has slowed to a trickle," raising fears of a deeper stagnation for Europe's economy, The New York Times writes.
Some people thought that the United States had too much entrepreneurial and innovative energy to go into a deep, persistent stagnation.
Overall, median income has declined by 7.2percentt since January 2000, the report said, offering fresh evidence of the deep economic stagnation the nation has suffered for more than a decade.
By this point, it was widely felt in the Administration that his regime was fundamentally corrupt, and as such was the prime cause of deep economic stagnation and the growth of the Communist in-surgency.
It was the time of deepest Communist stagnation, and falling in line was the surest way to survive.
The lack of any action illustrated the gulf between those at the central bank who expect a recovery, even if weak, by the euro zone economy — which has been shrinking for a year and a half — and economists and central bankers elsewhere who fear that the euro zone is sinking ever deeper into stagnation.
Meanwhile, most of Europe is sinking deeper into stagnation or industrial decline and experiencing rising unemployment and psychological despair.
It is this kind of non-partisan focus on scalable solutions that will let us avoid sinking deeper into stagnation.
