The phrase "a level of debate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the intensity, quality, or depth of discussion on a particular topic.
Example: "The conference aimed to elevate a level of debate surrounding climate change policies among experts."
Alternatives: "a degree of discussion" or "a standard of discourse".
But it is still a liberal democracy, home to a level of debate and openness unknown elsewhere in the Middle East.
Sky News reported that there was a "level of debate" in the Liberal party room after Entsch raised the issue, but the "discussion proper" had been referred to a later meeting.
8.11pm BST "I'm not an economist", begins Emmott, "But this whole issue requires a level of debate among politicians, economists and the wider public that simply isn't here at the moment".
The use of these modalities in primary care has not been studied scientifically in any detail and there remains a level of debate.
The findings suggest that there is not only a large degree of consensus across many of these issues, but also a healthy level of debate in some important areas.
"I just wanted to elevate it to a higher level of debate".
Rusbridger used the inaugural Hugo Young lecture to call for a greater level of debate about the role of newspapers in the age of 24-hour TV news and the internet.
The subject of women's health is more prominent in the media, where it has reached an unprecedented level of debate and controversy.
Impressionable children might have been watching!" If Newzoids can help make a few alienated voters re-engage with politics in election year, it will be a welcome addition to a pretty depressing level of debate.
Wouldn't she be interested in a more rarefied level of debate about aesthetic differences?
Mixed levels of understanding and misunderstanding are very likely to provoke a particularly high level of debate and disagreement.
