The phrase "a very senior level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high-ranking position or status within an organization or hierarchy.
Example: "The candidate we are considering has extensive experience at a very senior level in the industry."
Alternatives: "a high-level position" or "an executive level".
She said the payments had been authorized "at a very senior level within the newspaper".
She said the delivery of "regular, frequent and sometimes significant sums of money" had been authorised at "a very senior level".
"I tried on a number of occasions to make direct contact with Cricket Australia at a very senior level for days but I didn't get a response.
If the accusations of bribes authorized by "people at a very senior level within" The Sun to elected officials, the British police and the military are true, it could lead to heightened scrutiny in America.
These were, she said, "regular, frequent and sometimes involved significant sums of money", adding that the payments were authorised at a very senior level and that the journalists were well aware that they were breaking the law.
This explains the paradoxical situation where the Treasury seems to have no pay gap among its senior civil servants, but actually has no women at a very senior level.
I was in Russia a week and a half ago, and a very senior-level source in the Kremlin assured me that Russia shares very fully the strategic difficulties posed by Iran for the United States and the rest of the world, and that the differences remain very much in the tactical sphere.
SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: So, it's interesting as you're talking about some of this, it's easy to imagine that there could be a company where, at the very senior level, perhaps, the executives think that they're already doing some of these things.
Last week, there were very senior level contacts between the two Koreas at the margin of the Incheon Asian Games.
My goal was to include 4 or 5 very senior level statisticians with extensive experience using margin of error on either the academic or business side.
Very senior level researchers may be time poor or engaged in teaching or clinical roles and the extra burden of this task perceived as too onerous.
