The phrase "a level larger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing sizes or dimensions, indicating that something is one size or degree greater than another.
Example: "I need a level larger than the one I currently have to accommodate my new equipment."
Alternatives: "one size bigger" or "a size up".
On a general level, larger proportions of nutrients are contained within the bark of smaller trees.
Today some 40 million people hold student loans totaling more than $1.1 trillion, a debt level larger than that of the nation's credit card holders.
The phase 2.5 studies are not confirmatory studies, enabling the use of endpoints based on antitumor effect and a significance level larger than 5% commonly used for analysis.
This is because for a given power level, larger constellation points are more susceptible to noise and thus cancelling the noise results in more BER improvement.
In some cases, the variable definitions are quite consistent across the sample of effect sizes, which leads to an increasing probability level (larger than 5%).
A suite of shaking tests were conducted including impulse step wave testing, frequency sweeps, a small "elastic" earthquake event and a "ductility" level large earthquake event.
At a regional level large-scale macroalgal culture for biofuels offers real potential for rural coastal communities.
At a wider level, large-scale transport interventions cannot be separated from the local and political context within which they occur [ 80].
"Where thrift stores once operated at a level that larger retailers ignored, now retailers like Wal-Mart and Target are making inroads," said Alfred Vanderbilt, a spokesman for Goodwill.
Axial contrast-enhanced CT shows an irregular air-fluid level (large arrow) adjacent to the duodenal bulb.
