The phrase "act on a level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe performing actions or making decisions based on a certain standard or degree of seriousness.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must act on a level that reflects our commitment to excellence."
Alternatives: "operate at a standard" or "function at a degree".
"It is necessary to introduce a 'Clean Air Act' on a national level to clarify the responsibilities of the national government at all levels, companies and the individual in air pollution control," urges The Beijing News.
This study represents a novel application of wave modelling to understand how biomechanical thresholds act on a geographic level, and provides an important step-forward in advancing a mechanistic understanding of macroalgal distributions.
We need to act on a political level, ridding corporate influence from our political system, so that our government can act on the behalf of people rather than soulless corporations.
Suggesting Friday that she was in no rush to go further, Merkel called Wednesday's move "an adequate response to what happened in the past few days," although she noted that the European decision had left open the door to "act on a new level" if necessary.
"On Doing Good" calls the people to act on a higher level of ethics, which Smith describes as "Baconian".
Because acupuncture does not act on a superficial level like Botox, fillers, or plastic surgery do, it really improves the health and wellness of your face and body.
C-ABC is suggested to act on a biophysical level through the temporary depletion of small proteoglycans to enhance tensile properties.
5, 6, 39– 41 An important gap in the current knowledge is how 25(OH D may act on a molecular level to influence GEL development.
While 25(OH D is known to be an immunomodulator, 14 how it may act on a molecular level in patients with MS to reduce disease activity is not known.
With such a large dataset, including numerous families, the main challenge is not to estimate between-family variation, but rather to separate genetic effects from other effects that act on a family level.
In articular chondrocytes, TGF-β1 has been shown to act in the canonical pathway via SMAD signaling to upregulate type II collagen synthesis [ 48, 49], while C-ABC has been shown to act on a nongenetic level [ 33] to increase fibril density and diameter.
