The phrase "address the same level" is not entirely clear and may not be commonly used in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something should be discussed or handled at an equivalent or similar level of importance or complexity.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to ensure that we address the same level of concerns that were raised in the previous discussion."
Alternatives: "treat equally" or "consider at the same level".
It has been suggested that cost-effectiveness analyses can only address questions about whether the same level of health output can be achieved at lower cost [2].
However, other information, including dates of birth and home addresses, did not have the same level of protection.
In a place like Southern California, where people seem to change addresses, hair styles and spouses with the same level of ease, the friends who give shape to Food Club have stuck by one another through a lifetime of milestones.
U.A.W. officials "are going to have to address the question whether they can sustain the same level of pay and benefits in parts plants".
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In PSE, manufacturing systems are addressed based on first principles and at the same level of rigor as that in other engineering disciplines.
Unsavory Elements fails to adequately address that without wealth, westerners would not garner the same level of respect from their Chinese hosts.
Talent and marketplace development represent two-sides of the same coin, and to close the gap companies must address both sides of the coin equally and with the same level of commitment.
As the petition was addressed to the secular authorities, the bishop responded at the same level by notifying the Zurich government to maintain the ecclesiastical order.
The first important question addressed was whether assessing cartilage loss using the mean thickness approach offers the same level of sensitivity to change as the cartilage volume approach.
