The phrase "a multilevel structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system, organization, or concept that has multiple layers or levels of organization or hierarchy.
Example: "The company's management operates within a multilevel structure, allowing for efficient communication across different departments."
Alternatives: "a hierarchical framework" or "a layered system".
A multilevel structure, i.e. document paragraph sentence, is used to represent each document.
Data on therapeutic decision making have a multilevel structure that can include patient-, provider-, and facility-level variables.
Moreover, a tendency to form a multilevel structure was displayed with the increase of the calcinations temperature.
At first, the trees were occluded by scaffolding, a multilevel structure some 30 feet high, hung with work lights to resemble a makeup mirror.
A new topology method, designed based on a multilevel structure, is employed to present different shapes of swarm robots in the desired region.
In several areas of personality research (e.g., personal networks, interpersonal behaviour, academic effort), the empirical data represent a multilevel structure, in which within-person variables are nested within individuals.
This work presents a HVDC transmission system based on a new multilevel structure using a dual two-level converter topology.
Consequently, the dataset has a natural multilevel structure with level one being the process timestamps which are nested within the individual ultrafiltration runs, referred as level two.
Our population presented a clear multilevel structure with patients (level 1) nested within the IRIS (level 2).
The entire monolayer could be described as a hierarchical multilevel structure in which chiral clusters are wedged into each other yielding an overall chiral porous network with a rhombic unit cell with parameters a= b=(26.3±1.2) Å and θ= 60±4.5) °.
The data have a "natural" multilevel structure: pen faecal samples (first level) nested in herds (second level) and were analysed using a Bayesian hierarchical model with a categorical response variable (three categories).
