The phrase "a sectoral level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues, policies, or analyses that pertain to specific sectors or industries within a broader context.
Example: "The report highlights the need for targeted interventions at a sectoral level to address the unique challenges faced by different industries."
Alternatives: "an industry level" or "a sector level".
On a sectoral level, for example, forests and agriculture have long been inextricably linked – the most negative illustration of which is the clearing of forests to make way for farms - in the 10 seconds it takes to read this sentence, about 10 acres (four hectares) of forests are cleared, predominantly for agriculture.
For Switzerland, substitution elasticities have been estimated on a sectoral level (Mohler and Mueller 2012).
We find that the import content of exports might be an important driver of this result at a sectoral level.
This paper investigates the effect of herding behavior on excessive market idiosyncratic volatility in the U.S. stock market at a sectoral level.
We carry out a detailed computable general equilibrium (CGE) analysis of the EU Decarbonisation Roadmap 2050 on a macroeconomic and on a sectoral level.
It is often difficult to determine the effects of policies at a sectoral level in the overlapping domains of pollution control and energy conservation, making it difficult to consider co-benefits of energy conservation and air pollution reduction and tensions.
A mandatory carbon trading system – on a regional or sectoral level – is also expected to be included in the next five-year plan, which will be announced in March.
This means that higher minimum wages, either at a national or sectoral level, also go together with higher violations.
Second, in some countries, firms may reduce the number of standard dependent employees and increase the number of non-standard ones who are not or poorly covered by the minimum wage legislation (either at a national or sectoral level).
In order to illustrate their application, the Nordic countries are selected for an analysis at the sectoral level, demonstrating a variety in the dynamics of energy innovation systems among these countries.
However, when evaluating specific policies and measures at sectoral level, a more detailed approach is needed.
