The phrase "a level of tension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the intensity or degree of tension in a situation, relationship, or environment.
Example: "During the negotiation, there was a noticeable level of tension in the room as both parties presented their demands."
Alternatives: "a degree of tension" or "an amount of tension".
There was a level of tension that was elevated.
"Mourinho is a winner, but in order to win he guarantees a level of tension that becomes a problem".
So it's interesting if there's a level of tension where she's listening to everyone and having immense panic attacks, but smiling constantly because she's the queen.
"Everyone knows if there is a level of tension at a personal level... the best way to fix it is at a personal level," she said.
What the performance lacks at this point is a level of tension to match its beauty, and not just because tempos are slightly slow.
And then they did their best to restore a level of tension and menace to the scene, which ends with Stanley's infamous rape of Blanche.
PATTERNS Up to six different patterns compete for attention around the seated figure, creating a level of visual tension that contrasts with her languid pose.
One problem was that, in several cases, Taneyev's music built to a level of dramatic tension that a listener expected to be resolved, quickly, in the scene that followed.
Meanwhile, passing from a level of political tensions to cultural and identity levels it would be hard to cross more than one thousand years of joint history, development and mutual cultural enrichment.
In spite of recent arrests, which came as a result of the American warning, there is still a high level of tension here about a possible terrorist attack.
"We've made it clear to everyone in the region that we don't need anything to take place that might exacerbate the sectarian divisions that are already at a heightened level of tension," he told a meeting of Nato foreign ministers in Brussels.
