The phrase "a level of disability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree of a person's disability in various contexts, such as medical, educational, or social discussions.
Example: "The report indicated that the patient has a level of disability that affects their daily activities."
Alternatives: "degree of disability" or "extent of disability".
Others examples were of people working while abroad, having unreported assets such as property, savings or even yachts, or exaggerating a level of disability.
The potential impact of visual impairment on productivity was calculated by applying disability weightings (DWs), used to quantify the severity of a disease or condition through a scale where 0 represents perfect health, 1 represents death, and every point in between reflects a level of disability associated with the specific disease or health condition, to PPP-adjusted GDP per capita.
For instance, if a participant attended clinic with a level of disability, the HDQ scores (administered prior to the health provider encounter) may be higher or lower compared with SF36 questionnaire scores (administered post encounter) depending on whether the disability was influenced by the event of seeing the health provider.
A high level of disability, a low level of life satisfaction and an impaired quality of life have often been associated with GAD [9], which is also the anxiety disorder most often associated with migraine [10, 11].
The patients had on average a high level of disease activity as shown by the mean DAS and the joint counts, and a moderate level of disability a shown by the HAQ.
Besides the area, being a woman, living alone, having a higher level of disability, greater cognitive impairments, and a lower level of empowerment were linked to initial unmet needs.
Besides the area, being a woman, living alone, having a higher level of disability, more cognitive impairments, and a lower level of empowerment were linked to initial unmet needs (r2 = 0.25; p < 0.001).
Individuals reporting that they had a non-communicable disease were more likely to have used a health facility, as were those reporting a greater level of disability (p=0.001) or a lower quality of life (p=0.001).
This is for people with a high level of disability from a complex mix of conditions who also present a risk to themselves or others.
A higher score indicates a higher level of disability.
The maximum score is 50 points with a high score indicating a high level of disability.
