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IN DEPTH is perfectly good prepositional phrase as in
"We should study this problem in depth."
The hyphenated expression "in-depth", used as an adjective is definitely
declasse and should be eschewed.
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I'd like to see an in-depth analysis of the reasons why this perfectly good
expression should be eschewed. (It _certainly_ isn't an _expletive_ ;-))
