The phrase "a higher level of specialisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of expertise or focus in a particular field or area of study.
Example: "In today's competitive job market, many professionals seek a higher level of specialisation to enhance their career prospects."
Alternatives: "an increased degree of specialization" or "a greater extent of specialization".
Double reading can be broadly divided into three categories: (1) both primary and secondary reading by radiologists of the same degree of sub-specialisation, in consensus, or serially with or without knowledge of the contents of the first report; (2) secondary reading by a radiologist of a higher level of sub-specialisation; (3) double reading of resident reports [5].
"A higher level of payoff".
To reach a high level of performance, early specialisation typically requires abundant coach-led, 'deliberate practice', designed to improve an athlete's performance through frequent repetitions, use of instructions and frequent corrections, leading to movement reproduction [1, 4].
The findings suggest that students aspire to make a long-term contribution to the profession and there is a high level of interest in specialisation with a desire to achieve financial stability and quality of life.
This broad geographical distribution, and the wide vertical range, in combination with the high level of specialisation, makes this group a perspective study object to learn about biogeographical and ecological aspects of reducing communities.
In this regard, specialisation in order to achieve a high level of performance in a sporting pursuit involves the standardisation of training methods so as to bring about structural and neural adaptations properly aligned with the inherent demands of the activity to be performed and the position assigned to the player.
Nanzhao attained a high level of culture.
He has a high level of energy".
"They discovered a high level of competition".
Furthermore, significant differences could be determined between small and large Austrian farms, suggesting a higher degree of specialisation on large farms.
