The phrase "a baseline level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a minimum standard or reference point for measurement or evaluation in various contexts, such as research, performance, or quality.
Example: "To ensure the success of the project, we need to establish a baseline level of performance metrics."
Alternatives: "a minimum standard of" or "a foundational level of".
Blue-lace agate: This crystal will give you a baseline level of self-esteem.
Congress is also considering other minimum standards for insurance, like setting a baseline level of coverage for plans.
By Greta Moran April 4, 2018 Blue-lace agate: This crystal will give you a baseline level of self-esteem.
That was likely the point: to reassure voters Trump possesses a baseline level of familiarity with the basics of military responsibility.
I felt proud of my portfolio and confident that I had reached a baseline level of graphic design skills that I could advertise to companies.
A. My view is that there is a baseline level of energy that needs some kind of outlet, and fidgeting is a way to channel it.
Nevertheless, technical differences were even lower, indicating a baseline level of intra-individual strain variation over time (Extended Data Fig. 2b). Figure 1: Personalization, niche association, and reference genome coverage in strain-level metagenomic profiles.
The right-leaning thinktank claims the civil service competency framework should be rewritten, so that all staff have to show they have "a baseline level of ability in critical thinking, quantitative analysis and digital skills".
However, reports of the occurrence of intersex at reference sites have led to speculation that a baseline level of intersex is "normal".
In 2004 a mail-in survey was conducted to establish a baseline level of awareness and knowledge related to dairy beef quality assurance (BQA) issues in Idaho.
I already have a baseline level of just anxiety about the world I live in," he continued, metaphorically pushing the horror genre away from him on the table.
