The phrase "a level of aggression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the intensity or degree of aggressive behavior or attitude in various contexts, such as psychology, sports, or interpersonal communication.
Example: "The coach noted that the team displayed a high level of aggression during the match, which contributed to their victory."
Alternatives: "a degree of aggression" or "an intensity of aggression".
They are highly organised and determined to carry out sustained violent attacks at a level of aggression I have not encountered in the past 10 years.
Willian was also impressive again, while in centre-midfield Ramires and Matic played with a level of aggression and control that has been severely lacking within the champions' ranks this season.
The effort to cut out the middleman and apply direct pressure on the ownership reflects a level of aggression that would have come in handy on the field during yet another hapless Redskins season.
She too says "I saw absolutely no violence of any kind until the police began containing and ramming people with a level of aggression that was utterly absurd in the face of the fact that, at that time, most people were standing about in clusters in Parliament Square chatting or perhaps chanting a little".
"He's got a level of aggression about him and intensity.
A level of aggression and foul play is implied.
The proportion of patients who had at least a moderate level of aggression (CGI-A score ≥ 3) decreased progressively over the 5-day observation period, with no marked differences between treatment groups.
"They've tended to buy into the concept that team contact sports are probably going to involve a certain level of aggression, including a certain percentage of that being hostile aggression," he said.
Islamophobia, Extremism, and the Domestic War on Terror, is increased militarization: "Whenever you get one of these events there is an attempt to mobilize a new level of aggression in counter-terrorism policy," he told me.
Islamophobia, Extremism, and the Domestic War on Terror, is increased militarisation: "Whenever you get one of these events there is an attempt to mobilise a new level of aggression in counter-terrorism policy," he told me.
A high score is indicating a higher level of aggression.
