The phrase "a double level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or concept that has two distinct layers or dimensions.
Example: "The project requires a double level of analysis to fully understand its implications."
Alternatives: "two-tiered approach" or "dual layer of".
We manage a double level of isolation (geographical and demographical ones), especially regarding the German-speaking (Mocheni) community.
A double level of organization is achieved: the obtained films are made of thousands of alternating continuous nanolayers of each component, while within the nanolayers, MAM is self-assembled with a cylindrical morphology.
In order to ensure anonymity all the acquired data were deidentified before any further manipulation, ensuring an adequate level of protection, using a double level of data encryption.
The pelvic support osteotomy is a double level femoral osteotomy with the objective of eliminating a Trendelenburg and short limb gait in young patients with severe hip joint destruction as a consequence of neonatal septic arthritis.
In the study presented here, five cell lines except for two lines of HOSE1s-Bmi1/hTERT and -hTERT were immortalised and grew over a population doubling level of 200.
As a result, based on our earlier works [1, 2] we propose a double-level method, consisting of scribble boosting followed by surface-specific competitive color propagation.
Table 4 shows odds ratios for endometrial cancer risk associated with a doubling in levels of each of the two oestrogen metabolites and of their ratio, for all subjects included in the study as well as for the subset of 101 cases and 183 controls for whom oestrone and oestradiol measurements were available.
The stock market seems to like what it sees: Nuance's share price touched a record high of $31.15 on Feb. 9, about double a level of $15.59 last August; it closed on Friday at $25.58.
In healthy individuals, a doubling in levels of rheumatoid factor was associated with a 3.3-fold (95% confidence interval 2.7 to 4.0) increased risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, with a similar trend for most other autoimmune rheumatic diseases.
The price of white pepper has soared to around $10,000 a tonne, double the level of early 1997, thanks to fears of drought in Indonesia, which dominates supply.
To put the magnitude of the regression coefficients in perspective, a doubling of maternal levels of mono- ortho-substituted PCBs was associated with an 11% reduction in weight measured at 4 and 7 years, after adjustment for maternal prepregnancy weight, preterm status, and serum cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
