The phrase "a level of substantive" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing the depth or quality of something, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The report provided a level of substantive analysis that was necessary for understanding the issue."
Alternatives: "a degree of substance" or "a measure of depth".
Justice Alito wrote a combative Jones dissent for himself and three liberal justices, which would have provided a broader vision, recognized the rapid change of technological change and set as the court's goal the achievement of a stable level of substantive privacy in the face of innovation.
Consequently, because we are not here endorsing a particular theory of blame, our characterization of the norms in question will operate at a level of abstraction that floats free of substantive commitments concerning the nature of blame.
"I have conferred with the chairmen of the national security committees who have received initial outreach from senior Administration officials, and while the outreach has been appreciated, it is apparent from the questions above that the outreach has, to date, not reached the level of substantive consultation," Boehner wrote.
The horse race apart, it was a substantive debate, with the candidates going into a level of detail that was rarely broached in the first two Republican debates.
However, such an endeavour is labour-intensive and requires a team with a high level of methodological and substantive expertise.
While the set of papers from the NIAID HIV/AIDS clinical trials networks reached the expected level of performance, substantive impact was associated with a set of highly-cited publications.
A less than perfect correlation is expected to the extent that the current model assumes extreme responses are in some cases caused by the level of the substantive trait.
Second, and perhaps more importantly, the current approach accounts for the likely result that the nature of ERS bias will be different depending on the level of the substantive trait.
Sustainability: there is a substantive level of ownership of the Project within the NBS, at both management and staff levels who enhanced their skills and confidence to carry the reform process forward.
Importantly, such a correction assumes that the biasing effects of response style are constant across levels of the substantive trait, an assumption that, as seen below, is sharply at odds with the current model based approach.
