The phrase "a level of insight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the depth or quality of understanding someone has about a particular subject or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the data, she provided a level of insight that greatly enhanced our understanding of the issue."
Alternatives: "a degree of understanding" or "a depth of perception."
"King Abdullah gives a level of insight that we don't get from our own governments," said Blunt.
Above all, the author must have a level of insight that leads the reader to see things a different way.
"It requires a level of insight into what they are thinking that right now is not there".
What are the factors that led to specific decisions — that can give you a level of insight into behavior and how they make decisions.
However, a quick survey of my friends, family and workmates revealed a level of insight that I'm not sure I was ready for: Friend 1: "Are you having a laugh?" Workmate 1: "I actually don't believe you.
It takes a high level of creation to redeem the dramatized, tailored version particularly of an artist's life, because whoever's telling the story needs to bring a level of insight and imagination comparable to that of the protagonist.
Denis Matsuev, however, has a level of musical insight that rises above that of most of his coevals; he is the main attraction in a performance conducted by Mark Gorenstein that features works by Tchaikovsky, Bartók, and Rachmaninoff (the Piano Concerto No. 3).
"Since day one with us he has brought a level of professionalism, insight and raw speed to our team that has helped accelerate our development on and off track.
While the past 15 years has seen major advances in our understanding of the genetic basis of circadian timing, we have not yet achieved a level of mechanistic insight comparable to those of other important global regulatory processes such as the cell cycle.
About the only thing that "Ugly Beauty" needs to achieve a consistent level of insight is a few dozen more anecdotes like it, or at least one.
As the company evolves, decisions become more complex and leadership requires a new level of insight to guide the business in a strategic direction.
