The phrase "a fine level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high degree or quality of something, often in contexts related to standards, detail, or precision.
Example: "The artist achieved a fine level of detail in her painting, capturing every nuance of light and shadow."
Alternatives: "a high degree of" or "an excellent standard of".
I love mandolin slicers because you can get such a fine level of cut.
These landmarks enabled us to intuitively characterize facial geometry at a fine level of detail through curvature measurements, yielding accurate heritability maps of the human face (www.heritabilitymaps.info).info
To study surgical teaching captured on film and analyze it at a fine level of detail to categorize physical teaching behaviors.
However, the occurrence and consequences of breakdowns related to inter-team processes are yet to be addressed at a fine level of detail.
Such causality relations are useful because they provide a fine level of discrimination in the specification of the relative timing relations and synchronization conditions between the nonatomic events.
Prior's in the runs; this is his tenth consecutive score of 20 or more, which is a fine level of consistency given the inherent risk in the way he plays.
We present an enhanced formalism of qualitative probabilistic networks to provide for a finer level of representation detail.
An optional element of the KFS accounting string that allows tracking of financial activity within a particular account at a finer level of detail.
This paper explores software sizing at a finer level of granularity by taking into account the structural aspect of a sequence diagram in order to quantify its structural size.
Even a one-off event like the Olympics has plenty of data on pedestrian movement to draw on, from past games to other set-piece gatherings such as, say, city-centre carnivals, which enable some basic assumptions about how people will flow.Once potential points of congestion are identified, more sophisticated models can then be used to go down to a finer level of detail.
Although, paradigms such as reconfigurable modular designs, changeable manufacturing, holonic and agent based systems are widely discussed to satisfy the need for product variety management, it is essential to practically assess the initial design at a finer level of granularity, so that those designs deemed to lack necessary features can be flagged and optimised.
