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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a level from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific level that is derived from a particular source or context, such as a game, educational material, or a ranking system.
Example: "I just completed a level from the new video game, and it was challenging yet fun."
Alternatives: "a stage from the" or "a tier from the".
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Pyrgos, captain on the night, reckoned Japan had stepped up a level from the first Test, but his side coped.
Principals -- removed a level from the children -- have less opportunity to experience the intrinsic joys of teaching and learning.
The problem has simply been shifted up a level from the laws of the universe to the meta-laws of the multiverse.
The moral of that song — the chant that ended up in your head — was up a level from the subject of wine and alleys: it is "behind the ritual/You find the spiritual".
Prosecutors allege he stole a staple gun and a level from the construction site before leaving two large missives on the front lawn.
Pocket depth was measured by a level from the gingival margin to the most coronal extension of the epithelial attachment [ 17].
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The report's publication coincided with the downgrading by Moody's of the credit of the State of Illinois to the A level from double-A.
Candidates need to take at least two A-levels from the preferred list.
Jack Midson opened the scoring, slotting home the rebound after Stuart Tomlinson saved Luke Moore's penalty. Louis Dodds curled home a leveller from the corner of the box but Dons Garethh Gwillim fired home from 25 yards out.
Under a system called Vigipirate, the prime minister's office announces a level from yellow (the lowest) to scarlet (the highest).
We've gone up a level from just talking about the words to talking about what the thing actually is.
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