The phrase "acquaintance level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the degree of familiarity or relationship one has with another person.
Example: "At the acquaintance level, we only know each other by name and have exchanged a few pleasantries."
Alternatives: "familiarity level" or "relationship level".
On the flipside, groups can extend to five hundred, the acquaintance level, and to fifteen hundred, the absolute limit the people for whom you can put a name to a face.
On the flipside, groups can extend to five hundred, the acquaintance level, and to fifteen hundred, the absolute limit — the people for whom you can put a name to a face.
We averaged the following 8 items: interpersonal relationship with household members, intimate relationships, active acquaintances, level of social activity, involved social network, social initiatives, and social withdrawal socio-sexual relations.
The researchers also reported that when a man's status was threatened in the presence of a female by a display of wealth by a male acquaintance, his testosterone levels surged.As Dr Saad and Dr Vongas point out, a better understanding of this mechanism could help explain many aspects both of marketing and of who makes a successful salesman.
But even those with headline-level acquaintance with Russian current affairs can't fail to identify the film's furious jabs at Vladimir Putin, the Russian Orthodox church and a tangled intermediary network of oppressive authority figures.
Previous research has suggested a link between immigrant status and lower opportunity to learn the core curriculum (Wang and Goldschmidt 1999), and between socio-economic status, student-level acquaintance with content topics, and mathematics achievement in PISA (Schmidt et al. 2015).
"It goes to show that people are willing to extend, if not friendship, some level of acquaintance and familiarity.
These observations raise questions about the factors affecting social influence at meal times; gender, level of acquaintance and inhibitory norm are discussed.
The network consists of 34 actors whose common activity is a Karate club, edges are weighted by the level of acquaintance shared by actors beyond the club.
Our solution provides the flexibility to capture the interactions disregarding the number of individuals involved and their level of acquaintance in context with a variable degree of social involvement.
Even so, direct acquaintance is at some level still a necessary condition for the formation of beliefs about the external world, and the relation of the senses to sensible objects is regarded as largely unproblematic.
