The phrase "a level of feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the intensity or depth of emotions experienced in a particular situation.
Example: "The movie was so powerful that it evoked a level of feeling I hadn't experienced in years."
Alternatives: "a degree of emotion" or "an intensity of sentiment".
"Few if any bishops have reached such a level of bad feeling among Catholics that their support has been so seriously undercut," said Paul F. Lakeland, a professor of religious studies at Fairfield University in Connecticut.
Nonetheless, there is a level of ill-feeling that belies the short history of this rivalry.
Anyone present at Town Hall Friday night for the opening of what was billed as the company's first American tour needed only to witness the outbursts of communal gaiety or hear the frequent vocal laments to be touched on a universal level of feeling.
From the Russian crew struggling not to give in to despair, to the botanist who secretly brings bees from the space station's garden to sting Janice in an attempt at complementary treatment – "their dry little feet affixed with rubber cement so they won't drift" – these are told with a level of clear, devastating feeling that is too often diluted elsewhere in the book.
Personal experiences of racial and gender discrimination, whilst relatively uncommon at UCT, were reported and must act as signals to address the institutional culture of the organization, particularly given the evidence presented regarding a fairly high level of feeling unwelcome at the institution, especially for South African registrars whose home is not in the Western Cape.
Native Dutch survivors who participated only at wave 1 were more likely to report a high level of feelings of depression (59.7%; 95% CI 51.2 68.2) compared to those who responded in all three waves (45.4%; 95% CI 41.6 49.2).
In one of the first previews released for Inside Out, a few simple phrases appear to bring some incredibly complex processes to a level of understanding that presents feelings as both manageable and tangible.
This level of feeling is typical for a community meeting, though perhaps surprising considering the nuts-and-bolts agenda.
I went home that evening, heart still pounding, feeling a level of job satisfaction I don't think I'd ever really felt before.
