The phrase "a par level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in inventory management or supply chain contexts to refer to the minimum quantity of an item that should be kept on hand to meet demand.
Example: "We need to establish a par level of 100 units for this product to ensure we don't run out during peak sales periods."
Alternatives: "minimum stock level" or "reorder point".
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.
Plants were grown in an environmentally controlled walk-in growth room with the temperature regime of 30 °C5 °C (day/night), photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) levels of 800 μmol · m−2 · s−1 at canopy height for 14 h.
PBMC PAR level reductions of >50% were seen in 16 of 18 patients.
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.
The leading players have thrown their support behind initiatives to weed out rivals who use drugs to enhance their performance but many are content that the sport is not on a par with the level of doping that has been uncovered in cycling.
Decades of abuse have created a country with a level of food insecurity on par with Sub-Saharan Africa, a per capita income of about $390 a year, and a sizable underclass forced literally to eat mud to sustain itself.
In the present data, LBP-treated I/R retina had a less extent of oxidative stress, indicated by a decreased level of PAR immunoreactivity.
As expected, a low level of PAR reactivity was observed in untreated cells.
All human cells and AGM VERO had a low level of PAR-2, at least 2.5 orders of magnitude less than PAR-1.
Furthermore, a low level of Par-4 in XIAP KO MEFs implies that XIAP also regulates endogenous levels of Par-4.
