The phrase "a level higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an increase in rank, quality, or intensity compared to a previous state or level.
Example: "To achieve better results, we need to take our performance to a level higher than before."
Alternatives: "a step up" or "a notch above".
"Roger had brought tennis a level higher.
There is no motivation for people to elevate their homes to a level higher than what is required.
"In regard to intersex athletes my position is that testosterone levels should be lowered to a level higher than the female average.
The interior minister, Emile Boga Doudou, described the turnout as average, predicting a level higher than the 37percentthehe presidential vote.
So I don't even try these shots.' Marat Safin, arguably the closest to Federer in terms of pure talent, has said: 'Roger has brought tennis a level higher.
A KFS role held by an individual at the departmental level who oversees the management of an account at a level higher than the fiscal officer.
A level higher than 50percentt sends a rider home for two weeks "to regain his health," as the rules put it since the International Cycling Union insists that the inspection is a health test, not one for drugs.
The bunch sprints at the Tour are said to be a level higher than in most races, but McLay believes the increased speed probably suits him, meaning there are fewer riders in the mix.
Some prices are clearly on the rise; consumer groups this month boycotted tomatoes after the item more than doubled in price to a level higher than some cuts of beef.
In a report to the United Nations Security Council, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon expressed "great concern" over information supplied him by Israel that Hezbollah had rearmed to a level higher than before the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah war in Lebanon.
The budget office is also likely to show the surplus rising hundreds of billions of dollars, probably to a level higher than the figure of nearly $5 trillion used by the White House today.
