The phrase "a level equivalent to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or relating one level of something to another, often in educational or professional contexts.
Example: "The certification is considered a level equivalent to a bachelor's degree in the field."
Alternatives: "a standard comparable to" or "a degree equal to".
The arts reached a level equivalent to that of western Europe.
Q: The benefit cap is set at a level equivalent to what a family on a pre-tax income of £35,000 receives.
The Vietnamese custom is to fly their flag high at a level equivalent to that of the visiting nation, he said.
They may be sceptical about whether students can, in two years, reach a level equivalent to the first year of an undergraduate programme.
Methane pollution is projected to increase to a level equivalent to over 620 million tons of carbon dioxide pollution in 2030 without additional action to reduce emissions.
Dr. Veith said statin therapy is primarily responsible for reducing the risk of stroke in asymptomatic patients to a level equivalent to the benefits of surgery or stenting.
Therefore, this newly invented nanobarcode microbead platform is thought to be sensitive, flexible, cost-effective and accurate in a level equivalent to the conventional methods.
Cabin pressure, which is ordinarily maintained at a level equivalent to 10,000 feet above sea level, was changing at a rate equivalent to more than 1,800 feet per minute.
The frequency histogram of AHC diameter revealed that perampanel restored the size of AHCs in the AR2 mice to a level equivalent to that of AHCs in the age-matched WT mice (Supplementary Fig. 1).
A single 24-hour window of -JQ1 treatment concurrent with the switch to DM was found to be sufficient to inhibit myogenic differentiation to a level equivalent to that observed in previous experiments with 3-day exposures (Fig. 5b).
Two years ago Taylor's team-mate Arran Brindle made a century in the Lincolnshire Premier League and the England women use matches against the top boys' schools as practice at a level equivalent to their own.
