The phrase "a level of objectivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of impartiality or neutrality in a particular context, such as research, analysis, or personal opinions.
Example: "In order to ensure the validity of the study, the researchers aimed to maintain a level of objectivity throughout their data collection process."
Alternatives: "a degree of impartiality" or "a standard of neutrality".
In individual lessons, participants see a small image of themselves as well as their instructors on the monitor, and simply watching yourself play, Mr. Zukerman said, introduces a level of objectivity.
Ms. Tillotson said she believed that an external adviser could provide a level of objectivity that was not available from a bank, where "there is internal pressure to promote in-house solutions, where there is no competing product that can be explicitly identified in the market as a better solution for the client.
Using two expert groups also enabled us to provide a level of objectivity to the prioritization exercise.
Moreover, when the classification and retrieval NNs have been trained, these can rapidly be applied to invert data with a high level of objectivity.
Also, the results of their study showed that the need to provide services with a high level of objectivity will force audit firms to take advantage of entrepreneur auditors.
I recall that in all this writing/editing, Frank held to a high level of objectivity and honesty in the prose; this was rather like the concept of "evidence-based medicine" of today.
Because these decisions are subjective and dependent on context, proposed methods of a meta-analysis should be considered standardizations (that increase the transparency and reproducibility of the process) rather than providing an increased level of objectivity.
Schmoller argued that the inductive empirical methodology was more attuned to the complexity of social phenomena and the empirical and academic status of the research and researchers provided a level of neutrality that enhanced objectivity and neutrality in the face of ideological and political conflict (Cat 1996, Lindenfeld 1997, Grimmer-Solem 2003).
The mean level of objectivity experienced during a call-out with which ambulance workers coped well was significantly higher than their level of objectivity when they coped poorly (t=3.03, df=43, p=0.004, one tailed).
While this research is designed as a qualitative study, this coding scheme confers some level of objectivity on the analysis procedure.
Treatment for these babies is often left to the discretion of doctors and families.While guidelines and rules-of-thumb based on gestational age can bring some level of objectivity to these life-and-death decisions, the notion of a clear dividing line between a viable and non-viable baby is both ethically and medically dubious.
