The phrase "a suggested level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recommended or proposed standard or degree of something, such as performance, quality, or measurement.
Example: "The report provides a suggested level of funding needed to achieve the project's goals."
Alternatives: "a recommended amount of" or "an advised degree of".
Once all 20 items have been completed, the PHO Risk Screening Tool generates a risk score and provides a suggested level of ethics review.
The tool features an easy to use checklist format that generates a risk score (0 3) associated with a suggested level of ethics review once all items have been completed.
Three SNPs were associated with treatment response at a suggested level of significance (P <1 × 10-5), and these same SNPs were also among the top 25 hits associated with the remission phenotype (however, it should be noted that remitters represent a subgroup of responding patients).
Whether a couple is married or not, the choice to be a couple inherently suggests a level of commitment to care about the well-being of your partner and the health of the relationship.
Is there a downside to suggesting a level of competence that children may not understand they possess?
A good sketch should not suggest a level of refinement beyond that of the project being depicted.
But to refer to anything in publishing as a 'cash cow' is to suggest a level of profitability that simply does not exist in this narrow-margin industry.
"To call it a dispute or road rage suggests a level of equality between both parties," Barakat said.
... At the end, we had a terrible day that was supposed to be nice because of Eid". Many of the attacks occurred within an hour of each other, suggesting a level of co-ordination in the assaults.
Footage of Franklin walking alone down an aisle in the movie suggests a level of intimacy uncommon to most modern acts.
In a minor tsunami threat, he said, "sirens scare people and suggest a level of danger far greater than reality".
