The phrase "a level of technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proficiency or skill involved in a particular method or practice, often in fields like art, sports, or technical work.
Example: "The dancer demonstrated a level of technique that left the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "a degree of skill" or "a standard of proficiency."
It has been shown, in a range of educational experiences, that medical students of various training levels can attain a level of proficiency in ultrasonographic technique and interpretation [7 10].
Bade et al. implemented a level-of-detail technique that presents data in five different forms based on its source and the row height available [ 21].
The two-reeler West of Hot Dog (1924), according to historian Simon Louvish, contains "one of Stan [Laurel]'s finest gags," involving a level of cinematic technique that bears comparison to Buster Keaton's classic Sherlock, Jr.
If you look even at other films besides your own, the whole Korean industry seems to have a sophisticated level of technique.
Most of the commercially available system is usefulness for operator who has a certain level of technique, but it is difficult for inexperienced operator to add image anatomical structure.
Yet when people who know what they want to say make films with a low level of technique, we still greatly appreciate the films because there is really something to them".
It is an open club, meaning that anyone interested can join, unlike the older and more prestigious Los Angeles Bonsai Society, which requires sponsorship and a high level of technique.
This was the defender's 45th appearance of the season and once again he showed a level of commitment and technique that marks him out as an increasingly influential member of Chelsea's backline, with a superb interception as Oscar Cardozo tried to equalise for a second time late on the highlight of his display.
There are innumerable examples of people making films with a very high level of technique, but only a very fuzzy idea of what they really want to say.
