The phrase "a level that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific standard, degree, or stage that possesses certain characteristics or qualities.
Example: "The project requires a level that has been approved by the regulatory board to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Alternatives: "a standard that possesses" or "a degree that includes".
Inflation, under control for several years, climbed this spring to 7percentt, a level that has many Italians worried.
The nanocomposites exhibited Vickers microhardness as high as ∼900 Hv, a level that has rarely been reported for metal matrix composites.
The British pound is trading around $1.30, a level that has remained relatively consistent since the country's 2016 E.U. membership referendum.
It currently produces about 1.6 million barrels of crude a day, a level that has remained mostly unchanged during the last decade.
Women lag at 16.6 percent, a level that has remained nearly constant since 2004, when the alliance started monitoring the figures.
In Italy, weak demand for bonds pushed yields back above the critical 7 percent threshold, a level that has prompted other government borrowers to seek bailouts.
A sanitizer is an agent, usually chemical in nature, that is used to reduce the number of microorganisms to a level that has been officially approved as safe.
THERE are now over 3,300 women in jail, a level that has not been seen since the end of the 19th century.
These efforts are intended to avoid "breaking the buck," that is, to prevent the net asset value of shares in a money market fund from dropping below $1, a level that has been sacrosanct.
Currently only the first $87,900 of annual wages is subject to the Social Security payroll tax, a level that has failed to keep up with the rapid rise in earnings of our highest-paid citizens.
Beyond that, nearly two-thirds of the country thinks the nation is on the wrong track, a level that has historically proved to be a matter of concern for a party in power.
