The phrase "a par level" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in inventory management or supply chain contexts to refer to a predetermined level of stock that should be maintained for efficient operations.
Example: "To ensure we never run out of essential supplies, we need to establish a par level for each item in our inventory."
Alternatives: "minimum stock level" or "reorder point".
If you're tired or compromised you not only function at a sub par level but open the door wide to the possibility of injury and or short and long term total burn out.
Theoretically, exchange rates of currencies can be set at a parity or par level and adjusted to maintain parity as economic conditions change.
Woods immediatey sinks his for par, level overall with Garcia.
These schools have been diligent in getting veterans enrolled and padding the pockets of investors with the veteran's dime while providing a sub-par level of education and extremely high dropout rates.
It fell every month last year alone, to an average of 65.9 years for both men and women -- about 10 years less than in the United States, and on a par with levels in Guatemala.
For example, Tajikistan and Albania have a prevalence of stunted growth among children aged below five which is on a par with levels found in the poorest parts of the world.
Consistent with the loss of DNA damage markers after cyclin D1b depletion, loss of cyclin D1b resulted in a decrease in total PAR levels (Fig 6D), which was not observed with cyclin D1a loss in Ccnd1+/+ cells.
Five colonies were placed into each aquarium, which were shaded during the day to simulate PAR levels at a 3-m depth.
It's the country built on a dream of prosperity for all, that now has levels of inequality on a par with Rwanda, levels of inequality that are bigger than they were in 1928.
In the early years of the Blair government, income levels in most of the 15 member states were on a par with UK levels.
