The phrase "a particularly high level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an elevated degree or intensity of something, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The study revealed a particularly high level of engagement among participants, indicating their strong interest in the subject matter."
Alternatives: "an exceptionally high degree of" or "a notably elevated amount of".
There wasn't a particularly high level of foreign trade or conflict for the first two millennia.
Water-heavy or water-rich foods are the products which demand a particularly high level of water to produce them.
In this outbreak, more than forty per cent of those who are infected have died, a particularly high level of mortality.
The writing reaches a particularly high level of intensity in the masterly section in which Rowan Hind describes life in the trenches to Evelyn.
The Slovak Chamber Orchestra came to the Metropolitan Museum of Art Wednesday night bringing with it a particularly high level of enthusiasm, warmth and technical precision.
The two months since 22 March, when five people including the attacker died in an attack on Westminster, have seen a particularly high level of activity by terrorists.
Cells that express a particularly high-level of peroxidase-like activity include red blood cells and neutrophils.
They are also compatible with Model 1, as the relatively high number of alleles each non-African group shares with Africa could be a consequence of the particularly high level of African variation.
Possible reasons for the incumbency disadvantage are briefly discussed, with an emphasis on the particularly high level of public discontent with governing elites in the KNA due to what voters perceive to be their widespread corruption.
We have recently identified a new MAP, denoted PttMAP20, which exhibits particularly high level of expression in the wood forming tissues of hybrid aspen (Populus tremula × P. tremuloides) (Rajangam et al pers comm).
Janice Nolen, ALA's vice president for national policy, told The Huffington Post that part of the decline is because 2012, a year with particularly high levels of pollution, is no longer in the three-year cycle covered by the report.
