The phrase "a sufficient level of security" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the adequacy of security measures in various contexts, such as technology, data protection, or physical safety.
Example: "The system must ensure a sufficient level of security to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access."
Alternatives: "an adequate level of security" or "a satisfactory level of security".
By harmonizing the interests of land and security, Egypt and Israel ultimately agreed to a set of measures that gave Israel a sufficient level of security to agree to return the Sinai to Egypt (see also, Focus on Interests, Not On Rights).
The aim of selective encryption is to reduce the amount of data to encrypt while preserving a sufficient level of security.
Energy concentration does not mean intelligibility concentration, and therefore, selectively encrypting low-frequency coefficients does not necessarily give a sufficient level of security or visual degradation.
This proves that the proposed M-hmac as underlying authentication algorithm of the SCP-M model provides higher efficiency to access to the system resources and services while maintaining a sufficient level of security.
Member States are encouraged to increase the security of transactions and to ensure a sufficient level of confidence in electronic means by using the eIDAS framework laid down by Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 and in particular adequate assurance levels.
"At current projected force levels, the enemy will be able to maintain a sufficient level of intimidation of the Al Anbar and Babil Province populations and infiltrate or otherwise further degrade the capabilities" of the Iraqi security forces in western and south-central Iraq, where the Marines operate, the report says.
We barely have a sufficient level of individual mutualised public service organisations with mature practices of governance, culture and leadership.
I've always believed that any action done with a sufficient level of consciousness and commitment is never wasted.
It reflects a fundamental requirement for a sufficient level of photosynthesis to occur to support the growth of tree trunks.
