The phrase "action levels for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where specific thresholds or standards are being discussed, often related to safety, health, or environmental regulations.
Example: "The report outlines the action levels for lead exposure in residential areas to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "thresholds for" or "standards for".
Notice that the highest precision is achieved by the one-third of SEEs with the lowest action levels, for both Types I and II.
"As a utility, we are not involved in setting action levels for drinking water contaminants," a spokesperson said.
Further, action levels for remediation vary widely across states.
The United States Food and Drug Administration USFDAA) enforces the following action levels for aflatoxins present in human food, animal feed and animal feed ingredients.
The FDA, under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, establishes tolerances for veterinary drugs, and action levels for food additives and environmental contaminants.
They proposed the use of "interim international radionuclide action levels for foods (IRALFs)", levels below which neither intervention nor constraint would be justified in terms of international movement and trade in food and drink (FAO, 1987).
Somewhat ambiguously, he expressed "hope" that the rest of the samples would be "below the AL," or action level, for lead.
In Flint's case, water samples were well over the federal action level for lead, and nearly three times over the safety level set by the World Health Organization.
The Rapid Office Strain Assessment (ROSA) was designed to quickly quantify risks associated with computer work and to establish an action level for change based on reports of worker discomfort.
The FDA has been studying this problem, and has decided to propose a new upper limit, or "action level," for inorganic arsenic in infant rice cereal of 100 parts per billion (ppb), consistent with levels recently set by the European Commission.
In December, the EPA's outside advisory council recommended that it set a "household action level" for lead in drinking water and require systems to alert public health officials whenever they exceed that.
