The phrase "a level of engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or standard of engineering involved in a project, field, or educational program.
Example: "The university offers a program that focuses on a level of engineering that prepares students for real-world challenges."
Alternatives: "a degree of engineering" or "a standard of engineering".
The exterior maintained the semblance of three separate town houses, but the interior was open and grand and no doubt involved a level of engineering in keeping with public works in China.
The upstart automaker's biggest test has been to build lots of complicated cars without substantial financial loss — a challenge demanding a level of engineering wizardry and technical expertise that bigger automakers have spent decades trying to achieve.
While these assumptions are made out of a level of engineering practicality, they may not be formally true given the numerical evidence.
Give the PT a level of engineering and fit and finish on par with the Japanese.
If you are not an engineer by training, adding a CTO or product exec will complement your skills –- and potentially give you access to a level of engineering talent you can't hire full time.
It's a level of social engineering that I've never seen before.
That's not an inconceivable future path for us, but it is a level of geo-engineering we've yet to master.
These were remarkable achievements requiring a considerable level of engineering sophistication and have a place in the contemporary story of astronautics.
Europe has a number of global B2B powerhouses, with a high level of engineering skills, capable of producing world-class factory automation and robotic solutions and world-beating software.
There was a high level of engineering behind this and that is the job of countries".
In addition, most techniques involved in decision-making processes are relatively complicated and difficult to implement without a certain level of engineering experience and training.
