The phrase "an admirable level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a degree of quality or achievement that is worthy of respect or admiration.
Example: "The team demonstrated an admirable level of commitment throughout the project, ensuring its success."
Alternatives: "a commendable standard" or "an impressive degree".
That's an admirable level of pessimism; I hadn't really thought about it in that way at all.
This was MacDonald's precise experience, one he relayed to a reporter with an admirable level of candor.
The fact that the men in the above hypothetical study weren't daunted by the proposition of being wholly responsible for arranging that care may show an admirable level of ambition, but it may also show a poor grasp of reality.
Still, there was an admirable level of pace with which Troon both made certain that any objections regarding a change of membership policy would not hold any sway and completed a vote over the very subject.
Some may have ripped up the engineering handbook and forgotten to search for a problem to solve in the first place (did we really need a bot to tweet Craig David lyrics?), but in each submission there was an admirable level of ingenuity and enthusiasm and a genuine passion for learning.
It takes an admirable level of commitment, building this persona.
The high educational level and collective values of the Japanese are said to be behind this admirable level of care for the other.
When I finally had my moment to stand on the Olympic field of play, I vowed to carry the same admirable level of sportsmanship.
We observed admirable levels of orientation and crystallinity for pure components and the blends.
While the No Child Left Behind standards mandate arts as part of the core curriculum (which is an admirable first at the federal level), many school districts see the arts as expendable, extraneous or extracurricular.
All in all, "Defiance" is doing an admirable job of adding dimensions and levels to all of its characters; for instance, if you liked Miss Rosa on Season 2 of "Orange Is the New Black," you'll likely love the prickly Doc Yewll on "Defiance," who gets a much deserved turn in the spotlight soon.
