The phrase "acting at various levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is functioning or having an impact across different tiers or dimensions, such as organizational, social, or operational levels.
Example: "The project requires team members to be acting at various levels to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "operating at different levels" or "functioning across multiple levels".
Interpreting the results of survey samples of animals for zoonotic agents can be confounded by factors acting at various levels of scale.
In this chapter, we review how epigenetic regulation systems acting at various levels of packaging the genome in the cell nucleus add to gene‐expression control at the DNA level.
Vitamin D affects the immune system acting at various levels, such as antibacterial response, antigen presentation, and regulation of adaptive and innate immunity.
It is likely that this intervention can obtain beneficial effects by acting at various levels of function and involving a number of molecular cellular, and systemic changes.
Without any doubt, melatonin is one of the most powerful antioxidants acting at various levels, from direct radical scavenging and enzymatic regulation of oxidant formation to mitochondrial radical avoidance [ 40].
Taken together, these results could indicate that both genes contribute to the development of a disease, such as RA, by interfering in separate ways or at separate stages of pathogenesis (for example, by acting at various levels in the immunological process leading to the development of a disease).
But before that, in the months leading up to that, there had been various hints, just in what people were saying, how they were acting at various meetings.
Nowadays in various daily, occupational and training activities, there are many occasions with forces supported in hands acting at various magnitudes, elevations, and orientations with substantial horizontal components.
GGAs are monoubiquitinated at their GAT (GGA and TOM) domain, which supports the idea that ubiquitin is a universal sorting signal, acting at various intracellular sites.
There were several questionnaires, the main one designed to record independent variables acting at the various levels of broiler production (i.e. at the flock, house and farm levels).
