The phrase "a stated level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific degree or amount that has been declared or specified in a particular context.
Example: "The project requires a stated level of funding to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a specified amount of" or "a declared degree of".
Because our underlying model has some level of uncertainty, the stated level of confidence is an overestimate of the actual level of confidence.
"We know exactly what it is in our books and we manage it on a daily basis," he says, noting that the stated level of concern for the West African Economic and Monetary Union is 70%.
However, none of these differences reached the stated level of minimal perceptible clinical difference.
Bonferroni corrections were applied and the stated level of significance was P = 0.01 for memory and learning, P = 0.005 for executive function and working memory, P = 0.012 for processing speed and attention, and P = 0.025 for intelligence.
A recent study by the University of Bath of female workers between 1992 and 2003 showed an overall decline in their stated levels of job satisfaction.
The Scaled NDP appears to provide a valid basis for establishing force quantities at stated levels of confidence and provides an indication of deformation demands for use in design and evaluation.
It does appear that stated levels of trust or club participation (such as volunteering) have received the most support as measures of social capital maintenance.
Specifically, the objective of locating the facilities is to maximize the lower limit of future earnings based on a stated confidence level.
None of the methods maintain a false positive rate close to the stated α level of 0.01.
None of the methods maintain a false positive rate close to the stated α level of 0.01 when using raw p-values.
