The phrase "a higher level one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is of greater complexity, quality, or status compared to others in a specific context.
Example: "In our discussion about programming languages, Python is often considered a higher level one compared to C."
Alternatives: "a more advanced one" or "a superior one."
She was too determined to carry out her business plan for the LPGA, otherwise dubbed as "Vision 2010 .The call was to bring the Tour to a higher level, one matchable to the PGA.
At a higher level, one can group together the data from all instruments of a particular type, in this case generalized to QTRAP, QIT (Quadrupole Ion Trap), Orbi, and QqTOF (Quadrupole-collision cell-Time-of-Flight).
Mr. Messina mentioned that there were two mid-level openings at USAID, and a higher level one, but made clear there was no guaranteed position in exchange for leaving the race.
Or do you want to go ahead and work towards a higher level one?
Either one will give you a jumpstart on your studying, and with any luck, you might be able to transfer the credits to your college so you don't have to take that class and can take a higher level one.
Gene 'upregulation' was reported when genes were expressed at a higher level on one implant surface in comparison to another; in context, differentiation between gene expression and over-expression may be difficult to define.
In this experiment, two smartphones (a very inexpensive one and a high-level one) were tested and compared with direct microphone recordings in a soundproof room.
But you owe the steering committee a picture -- a high-level one.
Trainees' supervision by a consultant was also reinforced with a higher level of one to one supervision in the operating theatre.
Don't buy any low level pets, their base stats are pathetic, it's a better idea to save for higher level ones.
In a Paris library, I found a collection of reviews of his act by French magazine and newspaper critics, they all praised it for its beauty and delicacy, and their articles, marked by much discrimination, were of a higher level than one usually finds in reviews of popular entertainment.
