The phrase "a level and a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could potentially be used in a context where you are discussing different levels of something, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "To succeed in this game, you need to reach a level and a challenge that tests your skills."
Alternatives: "a stage and a" or "a tier and a".
Use a level and a framing square to check that the window is level, plumb and square.
Bradshaw makes a similar point: "I got four As at A level and a 2 1 degree.
At home I pulled out my cordless drill, a level and a pencil, and set to work.
My tools were a hammer, a handsaw, a try square, a tape measure, a level and a length of Manila rope.
Jonathan Richman – The Beach "Everyone (rightly) celebrates Roadrunner, but it's about time the world gave Richman his due for the other sparkling jewels he crafted," says Sourpus. "I've chosen The Beach because it's a total celebration of one of the most universally loved places on earth, pitched at a level (and a volume) every beach bum can enjoy".
It wasn't close, and one of the main reasons was the special interest the neural network showed in something called "race grade": greyhounds are moved up and down through a number of divisions, according to their ability, and dogs have a big edge when they've just been bumped down a level and a big handicap when they've just been bumped up.
You can prevent it from becoming a shelf-building calamity with a level and an electronic stud finder.
Girls made up just under a fifth of those taking physics A-level, and a third of those taking maths.
"We've seen 8.8% fewer students taking music A-level, and a staggering 33% drop in entries to art and design subjects at AS-level," he said.
"When I came here the results were appalling, with just a 68% pass rate at A-level and a dropout rate of 30-40%." The results from vocational courses and adult education are also very good, he says.
"They may have a clutch of A*'s (at A-level) and a first class degree but if they cannot meaningfully communicate with male colleagues they will be at a huge disadvantage," said Richard Cairns, headteacher of top-performing independent school Brighton College - itself co-educational.
