The phrase "actions at the level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific activities or behaviors occurring within a particular context or hierarchy.
Example: "The success of the project depends on the actions at the level of management."
Alternatives: "activities at the tier" or "measures at the stage".
Though the resolution broke no new ground, diplomats said its importance lay in reaffirming the earlier actions at the level of foreign ministers.
But effects can be overcome by actions at the level of the school or the teacher (ibid., 125). 3.
This study intends to explore and evaluate particular R&D outputs associated with formal networking research programs such as COST Actions (at the level of an individual researcher).
The notion of a limitation is broad and elastic, encompassing restrictions on such "basic" actions as lifting one's arm (Nordenfelt, 1997; compare Amundson, 1992: actions "at the level of the person"); on more complex physical activities such as dressing and toileting; and on social activities like working, learning or voting (see Wasserman, 2001).
To achieve this goal, a broad mobilization from within the UN must follow with sustained commitments, enforced international legal actions at the level of an international court established for that purpose, and consistent coherent messages against all forms of violence against women and girls.
In summary, these data demonstrate that the marked suppression of XII MN inspiratory discharge by μ-opiate receptor agonists, which is primarily attributed to their actions at the level of the preBötC or premotor networks [47], is also due to direct actions at the glutamatergic, premotor-to-XII MN inspiratory synapse.
Testosterone (T) and estrogen (E2) exert a primary role in gonadal development locally, and have profound positive and negative feedback actions at the levels of the brain and pituitary [8].
That will require concerted action from the core countries of the north, as well.There has been some helpful action at the level of the euro zone as a whole.
Behaviors can be described formally, and describe the action at the level of muscular contractions, or patterns of bodily movements (e.g. beak pecks ground).
Identifying genes underlying important disease resistance or quality traits requires knowledge of gene action at the level of phenotypic response as well as genetic markers within (direct) or near (indirect) genes.
Our aim is to investigate cellular and molecular mechanisms of ethanol action at the level of the mu-opioid receptor (MOP) and the plasma membrane lipids.
