The phrase "a level consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards, expectations, or measurements that align with a certain criterion or benchmark.
Example: "The results of the experiment were found to be a level consistent with previous studies in the field."
Alternatives: "a standard in line with" or "a degree that aligns with".
People whose second home is in a flood zone and those whose properties have flooded repeatedly would continue to see their premiums go up by 25percentt a year until reaching a level consistent with their real risk of flooding.
"That allowed the market to move back to a level consistent with a long and difficult recession but not Armageddon".
Weekly first-time jobless claims have fallen back to a level consistent with modest hiring.
These have been turning up but have not yet reached a level consistent with recovery.
"As the labor market tightens we should see wage growth rise, however it's clear that we are not at a level consistent with full employment.
And if the industry had invested relative to its revenues at a level consistent with the early and mid-1990's, we would have seen something like $50 billion less spent on telecommunications equipment than we saw.
It is unlikely that the pledges made in advance of the Paris talks will be enough to lower global emissions to a level consistent with scientific advice on 2C, as many participants acknowledge.
Under endangered species trade rules, exporting countries must base their hunts on scientific studies and limit harvests "to maintain the species throughout its range and at a level consistent with its role in the ecosystem in which it occurs".
But the Depression taught us that if there is enough fear in the economy, lenders will not lend and economic activity will continue indefinitely at a level consistent with serious recession or even depression.
This is the first time since September 2013 that it has fallen below 100, a level consistent with UK long-term trend growth at around 2%. Hemington hopes that businesses will increase investment once the referendum is concluded.
"The improving economic picture painted by the PMI, which is running at a level consistent with euro area GDP growth of 0.4-0.5 0.4-0.5e first quarter, takes the pressure off ECB policymakers to add more stimulus.
