The phrase "a high level of standards" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct expression would be "a high standard" or "high levels of standards."
Example: "The company prides itself on maintaining a high standard of quality in its products."
Alternatives: "a high standard" or "stringent standards."
As befits its designer status, the $29,990 L. L. Bean wagon has a high level of standard equipment, including a power driver's seat, security system, auto-dimming rear-view mirror with compass, and air filtering for the cabin.
We have to pass and in my view we have to pass it at a higher level of standard than any university in the land, otherwise there is no point in having us".
Potential R-Class customers have complained that the R lacks too many standard features, and Mercedes says the GL has a higher level of standard equipment, including such items as an air suspension, adjustable ride height that lowers automatically at speed for more efficient driving, chrome trim, a power-operated third row and a third-row sunroof.
"It is embarrassing to me that streetlights are supposed to be designed to a higher level of standard than distribution lines are," he told HuffPost.
Akima expects that a high level of ethical standards and personal integrity will be reflected in all of its business dealings.
The College promotes a high level of professional standards among governance lawyers, along with a better understanding and broader adoption of best practices within business organizations.
That is why I have demonstrated in both my leadership and my approach a high level of ethical standards, not just for myself, but for everyone who surrounds me".
Ensemble extinction spectra and TEM images provide clear evidence that CO reduction offers a high level of monodispersity with standard deviations as low as 3%.
