The phrase "a level of resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or quality of resources available for a particular purpose or project.
Example: "In order to complete the project successfully, we need to assess a level of resource that can support our goals."
Alternatives: "an amount of resources" or "a degree of resources".
It is a level of resource we don't currently have.
However, they require only the 1996 Direct Payment provisions, coupled with a level of resource sufficient to meet their needs to live independently.
The monument and park were adjacent to each other and both were administered by the National Park Service, but the monument designation ensured no funding allotment, nor provided a level of resource protection equal to the park.
Starting with an immune system efficiency and a level of resource supply that do not allow a high level of cancerous cells, we added sporadic disturbances on immune system efficiency (duration of 2 months, to mimic immunosuppression that could be observed during winter time) and resource input (duration of 10 days, to mimic a too rich diet for a special event like festive meals).
And if not, who is responsible?' -- require access to a level of resources the city alone is not capable of".
"Every one of these issue areas will involve a major investment of the size you can announce because each one requires a level of resources of that magnitude to have an impact," Mr. Ubiñas said.
It is possible, therefore, that some people will be left with a level of resources below that necessary to lead a minimally decent life (see Cohen 1995: chapter 4, especially pp. 102 105).
In order to improve the service quality of these UEs, a level of radio resource management coordination between the MBSs and the overlaid PBSs is needed.
Our modern age has achieved a level of material resources that in principle should allow almost everyone to meet these conditions.
By delivering in a health care facility, many of these women, particularly those in Africa and Asia, were able to access a level of health resources above that available to many women living in those regions [ 28].
The environmental impact of the fashion industry has become increasingly detrimental as a result of an increased level of resource exploitation, pollution, and waste due to consumer demand for an accelerated cycle of new fashion (O'Cass 2004).
