The phrase "a level of disclosure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree of information that is shared or revealed in a particular context.
Example: "The company must maintain a level of disclosure regarding its financial practices to ensure transparency with its stakeholders."
Alternatives: "degree of transparency" or "extent of revelation".
Of the leading contenders, so far, only Senator Barack Obama has released his full income-tax returns — a level of disclosure once routine for candidates after the political corruption of Watergate.
As the regulator of a new federal overseer, Mr. Lockhart has a wonderful opportunity to do what none of the other financial regulators have been willing to do: demand a level of disclosure that allows Mac 'n' Mae's new owners to evaluate the companies' holdings accurately.
As a result of these scandals, Facebook has started offering a level of disclosure around who is paying for and running some of the ads on its platform.
Especially in light of President Obama's commitment to transparency, a failure to rise to a new level of disclosure could risk a loss of public trust.
"The average person today is engaged in a level of self-disclosure that is truly unparalleled in the history of Western civilization," he said.
"Ostensibly, there is a defined level of disclosure and an agreed code of conduct," said Jack Gullahorn, a Texas ethics expert who represents the state's trade association for lobbyists.
Carbon Tracker and Mark Carney [governor of the Bank of England] are not saying you cannot invest in fossil fuels but if you have a high level of disclosure it can be a game changer".
According to Michael Smith, the executive director of the group, its initial recommendations include ways to end conflicts of interests within companies; standardization of risk management practices; the creation of a clearinghouse that would ease the industry's liquidity squeeze; and a higher level of disclosure.
Still, Glenn Reynolds, chief executive at CreditSights, Inc., an independent investment research firm in New York, said that for all the talk of a new level of disclosure, it remains woefully inadequate over all.
"Confidence in the results of stress tests can be enhanced by an asset quality review, harmonized definitions of nonperforming loans, and standardized loan classification, while maintaining a high level of disclosure".
