The phrase "a level of intimidation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the degree or extent of fear or apprehension that someone may feel in a particular situation.
Example: "The manager's aggressive tone created a level of intimidation among the team members, making it difficult for them to voice their opinions."
Alternatives: "a degree of intimidation" or "a sense of intimidation".
What he actually possessed was a level of manifest intimidation rarely if ever seen in professional sports.
Karen Pierce, Britain's deputy ambassador to the United Nations, said Mr. Pascoe had spoken of "a level of political intimidation and violence that I think many Council members found quite chilling".
The ayatollah's remarks suggested that the Iranian leadership regarded the administration policy as a new level of intimidation, or perhaps a justification for pursuing its nuclear program.
Victims have suffered repeat attacks and a high level of intimidation if they complain to the police.
"At current projected force levels, the enemy will be able to maintain a sufficient level of intimidation of the Al Anbar and Babil Province populations and infiltrate or otherwise further degrade the capabilities" of the Iraqi security forces in western and south-central Iraq, where the Marines operate, the report says.
"It is like Mosul a few months ago -- a ghost town". There are more than 500 insurgents in Tal Afar, he said, and they project a level of fear and intimidation across the city far in excess of their numbers.
Since CTBlogger arrived in Danbury in 1987, he has noticed recently a new harsh level of intimidation, harassment and violence towards immigrants after the election of Mayor Mark Boughton, (Republican Candidate for Governor) an outspoken anti-immigrant crusader in the State of Connecticut for the past decade.
This is how Anuradha Bhasin, the executive editor of the Kashmir Times, described the situation to me in an email in September: "The level of intimidation is so high that many reporters have been forcibly doing table [desk-based] stories, mainly operating from the homes.
