The phrase "a level of participation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree to which individuals are involved in an activity or process.
Example: "The success of the project depends on a level of participation from all team members."
Alternatives: "a degree of involvement" or "an extent of engagement".
I try to bring as many pieces of the musical jigsaw together at as high a level of participation as possible".
In the course of the Aspire campaign, 64,963 individuals, representing no less than 77.3percentt of undergraduate alumni, made a gift to Princeton, a level of participation that other universities can only dream of equaling.
Virtual worlds allow for a level of participation and a level of dialogue that you can't get with 2D social media properties.
Collaborative management, or co-management, demonstrates a level of participation 'characterized by (i) involving a wide range of stakeholders, (ii) an equal opportunity for participants to voice their concerns and influence the decision-making group, (iii) engaging participants in consensus building, and (iv) requiring a sustained commitment to problem solving' (Prager 2010; Margerum 2008).
From memes to original fan content to endless conversation, there's a level of participation that is beyond consumption; it is itself creation.
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the influence of (a) levels of participation, (b) facilitator styles and (c) metacognitive reflection on knowledge building in two blended, post-secondary education contexts.
However, as contentious as the former board was, its process included public hearings that ensured a level of public participation and engagement that is now gone.
This will eventually build a level of community participation and responsiveness that is a prerequisite for development.
Brett emphasises that there always should be a level of employee participation, though.
For many, Obama's election showed a capacity for changing course and a level of citizen participation not thought possible.
Application of the participatory evaluation measurement index indicated the evaluation qualified as participatory at a minimal level historically and increased to a moderate level of participation after a re-design to involve an external evaluator.
