The phrase "a higher level of training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the quality or intensity of training programs or experiences, often in a professional or educational context.
Example: "To advance in your career, it is essential to pursue a higher level of training in your field."
Alternatives: "an advanced level of training" or "a more intensive training program".
Mr. Motassadeq said that Mr. Mzoudi and Mr. Essabar were at the camp when he arrived there, and that Mr. Essabar was at a higher level of training.
"I think you generally would want to have officers with a higher level of training, and to give them some discretion," Mr. Flint said.
"We didn't want there to be any ambiguity" about the provider's status, Iyer said — plus, this allows Trusted to provide a higher level of training and support.
In return, the technical management of them is more complicated; they are more uncomfortable for the patient and require a higher level of training by the surgeon.
It means that the children in these remote areas are going to get much better teaching and will be able to carry on to a higher level of training as they study at university in Kathmandu.
Few studies have examined the safety risks of the annual outpatient clinic handoff that occurs when residents either advance to a higher level of training or graduate ("year-end transfer").
This behavior was also more pronounced in environments with a high level of training: the proportion of trained staff was identified as independently associated with adherence to US-guided IJV puncture.
"The PR-24 is essentially a martial-arts tool, and it takes a high level of training to keep a good level of retention," said the Police Department's director of training, Dr. James O'Keefe.
There have been differing opinions on whether the shooter was a contract killer, with some suggesting that the precision of the shots while leaving Ms Durytska unharmed suggested a high level of training.
