The phrase "a vast level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large or extensive area that is flat or uniform in elevation.
Example: "The landscape stretched out before us, revealing a vast level of green fields under the clear blue sky."
Alternatives: "an expansive plain" or "a wide expanse".
Drake didn't know the precise details, but he sensed that domestic spying "was now being done on a vast level".
"I think that Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders or Donald Trump needs to start talking to the real issue facing the American people, and that is that we have a vast level of income inequality," Sanders said.
Proteomics approaches based on MS have recently begun to define the extent of lysine acetylation or deacetylation on a systems-wide level [ 7, 71], revealing a vast level of potential regulation on a scale comparable to protein phosphorylation.
The military band world, in a sense, represents a vast hidden level of government support for the arts.
There are a variety of ways Box is accomplishing this vast level of integration for its users.
The majority of recombination studies have focused on the vast level of horizontal gene transfer and genetic acquisition across E. coli, which is often intrinsic to the pathogenic lifestyle of the organism (Dobrindt et al. 2004).
"There is an vast untapped level of empathy, and if we can harness it then we can translate it into political change," he added.
With this in mind the town's borough engineer and surveyor, R. D. Brimmell, devised a scheme in 1938 for a network of tunnels beneath the town, to serve as a vast deep-level air-raid shelter for the town's inhabitants.
In fact, the question of how the train-operating companies are franchised is marginal compared to the infrastructure operation of Network Rail, an organisation ambiguously defined, but whose vast levels of borrowing are backed by the government.
But with vast levels of debt and a society pushed to breaking point, the next precipice could lie just around the corner.
That kitchen, moreover, is a glowing stage on the lower of two vast levels, formerly the Nicole Farhi store on the Upper East Side, that have been transformed by the architectural firm Bentel & Bentel into one of the prettiest, airiest dining environments this city has seen in some time.
