The phrase "accompanying level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a level that is associated with or comes along with something else, often in contexts like education, assessments, or technical specifications.
Example: "The accompanying level of difficulty for this course is suitable for beginners."
Alternatives: "associated level" or "corresponding level".
Individuals can experience individual psychotic experiences with varying frequency and accompanying level of distress (Wigman et al. 2011).
To see Iceland this winter was to be reminded of that queasy split second during which a spectacular injury decides on its accompanying level of pain.
The defect is rather the result of the accompanying level of service: major service defects can include inappropriate delivery (late or early) and incorrect documentation (e.g., instruction manuals).
For each question, the scientific evidence was summarized in a conclusion with an accompanying level of evidence (Table 2).
The synthesis of the results per questionnaire and their accompanying level of evidence is presented in Table 6 for each language.
The synthesis of results per instrument and their accompanying level of evidence are presented in line with the content of Table 4.
But when was this business model - and accompanying levels of Oscar-related promotion - established?
He fears that climate change and accompanying sea level rises, together with more frequent storm surges, will devastate the reef completely, and lead to more damage on land.
As the increase in NRF2 protein level did not accompany mRNA level elevation (Fig. 3e), we speculated the involvement of p62 in NRF2 upregulation.
As the disturbance travelled steadily westward, its mid-level circulation became well defined, and the accompanying low-level centre gradually followed suit.
In many parts of the state, owing to climate change and the accompanying sea-level rise, rain is no longer a prerequisite for flooding.
