The phrase "achieve the required level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing meeting specific standards or criteria, such as in education, performance evaluations, or project requirements.
Example: "In order to pass the course, students must achieve the required level of understanding in the subject matter."
Alternatives: "reach the necessary standard" or "attain the expected level."
"Unless the framework we suggested is utilized," the group said, "the restructuring currently contemplated will not achieve the required level of acceptance to succeed on an out-of-court basis".
Furthermore, it explores the opportunity of augmenting the informational landscape of smart sustainable cities with big data applications to achieve the required level of environmental sustainability.
To achieve the required level of assurance for this safety-critical application, the Automated Airspace Concept (AAC) proposes three levels of conflict detection and resolution.
Due to the escalating loads being applied to existing structures, significant structural deficiencies have resulted in higher strengthening demands on many projects, resulting in large and often impractical quantities of FRPs being needed to achieve the required level of strengthening.
The masses of the next largest near Earth asteroids are found to be too small to achieve the required level of insolation reduction, however, they are significant enough to be used as part of a portfolio of geoengineering schemes.
It enables answers to be calculated for questions such as "What happens if I reduce team size?" and "Can I reduce the qualifications necessary to execute this process and still achieve the required level of success?".
Testing over the summer, however, indicated that the seals had failed to achieve the required levels of performance.
It may also be possible to achieve the required levels of these flavonoids by regular oral supplementation as suggested previously in rodents.
These findings show that in order to achieve the required levels of adoption of malaria control measures, more emphasis should be placed on designing and implementation of effective health education interventions that will address knowledge gaps on malaria among communities.
In Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and Derby just 60% achieved the required level.
In 2008 – before In Harmony – only 35 per cent of children at the school were achieving the required level of literacy.
