The phrase "all educational levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various stages or tiers of education, from primary to higher education.
Example: "The program is designed to support students at all educational levels, ensuring that everyone has access to quality resources."
Alternatives: "every level of education" or "all stages of education".
Quality education still a challenge Early childhood education, among all educational levels, is decisive in setting the foundation for a child's educational development in the later years.
Given the change in migration policy and the structural changes in the Swiss economy, it is very likely that first-generation immigrants from Turkey, Albania, Kosovo or Ex-Yugoslavia in 2009 must be better educated, at all educational levels compared to those in 2000, which would explain the changes of the coefficients over time for these immigrants.
Physical inactivity remained the same through all educational levels except for primary education which was slightly higher.
Although environmental education is emerging on all educational levels, including elementary schools, efforts need to be expanded, with emphasis on addressing the multidisciplinary nature of environmental rehabilitation in the context of disease prevention.
The changes are significant for all educational levels, except for the least educated.
That compares with a rate of 1.7 children for women who have at least some college education and 2.8 for urban residents of all educational levels.
Whereas the latter study comprised only college-educated women, ours consisted of women from all educational levels.
During the first period (1968 1974), RRs were significantly lower than unity for all educational levels when compared with women with the highest education level.
Overall, those under 34 tend to be more religious than other age groups, as do those without a formal education, but in general religious people are a majority in all educational levels.
The consumption of meat declined across all educational levels, with the largest drop among those in the lowest educated group, in both men and women.
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