The phrase "achieved at the level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of a certain standard or degree of success in a specific context.
Example: "The project goals were successfully achieved at the level of excellence we aimed for."
Alternatives: "reached at the level" or "attained at the level".
Studies using ion channel blockers of high affinity and specificity have shown that this interference can be achieved at the level of ion channels.
Again, I looked to history and discovered that those women who had achieved at the level at which I had set my sights had been childless and those that were not had suffered constant guilt at not being able to meet the demands of both their work and their children.
In addition, the closest stars will allow us to directly image worlds around them, something that no other observatory has yet achieved at the level WFIRST will attain.
Regulation of G-CSF gene expression is achieved at the level of transcription as well as post-transcriptionally [15].
They, however, refrained from identifying patterns which may indicate successful ratio discrimination, arguing that "it is not known whether the detection of a precise ratio is achieved at the level of the glomerulus or at higher olfactory centers".
Since ABF3 is a transcription factor, it is likely that this is achieved at the level of gene expression.
A lot of blood, sweat, tears, and money is shed over the next year or two but the business value is rarely achieved at the levels that were anticipated.
"They said to me, there is no way this girl could be achieving at the level you have her achieving at and be using cocaine," Mr. Gaghan said.
Cities with an ethos can also accomplish desirable political goals that are harder to achieve at the level of the state.
We expected that students who did not enroll in the lab would not achieve at the level of students who did, although there were no differences in their achievement during the previous course in which the lab was required.
Increased ethylene levels have been observed after exposure to excess metals but it remains unclear how the increased ethylene levels are achieved at the molecular level.
