The phrase "a level of standard" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to refer to a specific degree or quality of something, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The project must meet a level of standard that ensures quality and reliability."
Alternatives: "a standard of quality" or "a degree of excellence."
"We had a lot to do to get the company to a new level of standard, so we're now in a position to bring a new level of presentation and new products now to a lot more of our stores," she told the news agency.
As befits its designer status, the $29,990 L. L. Bean wagon has a high level of standard equipment, including a power driver's seat, security system, auto-dimming rear-view mirror with compass, and air filtering for the cabin.
Potential R-Class customers have complained that the R lacks too many standard features, and Mercedes says the GL has a higher level of standard equipment, including such items as an air suspension, adjustable ride height that lowers automatically at speed for more efficient driving, chrome trim, a power-operated third row and a third-row sunroof.
We have to pass and in my view we have to pass it at a higher level of standard than any university in the land, otherwise there is no point in having us".
"It is embarrassing to me that streetlights are supposed to be designed to a higher level of standard than distribution lines are," he told HuffPost.
Undergraduate healthcare students were found to have an acceptable level of standard precaution knowledge in some studies [ 19, 25, 29] and knowledge deficit in others [ 8].
Although this approach offers a level of selectivity to standard gene-directed enzyme prodrug therapy, it can be further enhanced when used in combination with bioreductive drug treatment.
In Britain we have the NHS and a certain level of standards.
She said, "I am confident today that we are really setting a new level of standards in the business because, after all, our integrity is all we have".
