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The phrase "a level of course" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific level in a course or educational context, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "To succeed in this program, you need to achieve a level of course understanding that meets the requirements."
Alternatives: "a degree of course" or "a standard of course".
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Check to see if the window is plumb and level (using a level, of course).
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All applicants must devise a program of study that shows a level of courses appropriate to the master's level, and determined in consultation with the master's advisor.
At a UK level, of course, a UKIP victory over the Conservatives could make Tory MPs more concerned about their general election prospects.
If you aren't doing as well as you had hoped on the tests, I would recommend shooting for a high G.P.A. and a high level of course rigor.
It was a time of A-levels and, of course, the start of young love.
On a historical level, of course, West Brom had a sound argument for being Fulham's superiors in this competition.
On a personal level, of course, great relationships are based on a feeling that you are empowered when you are in the presence of another person.
But on a legal level, of course [my status] will change.
At a population level, of course, not-cycling is far more dangerous than cycling.
At a deeper level, of course, the play is about the force for renewal in human life and the need to break with the past.
At a certain level, of course, she is right.
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