The phrase "an appalling level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a degree of something that is shockingly bad or unacceptable.
Example: "The report revealed an appalling level of neglect in the care facilities."
Alternatives: "a shocking degree" or "an unacceptable standard".
Ukraine has an appalling level of corruption, involving those on the opposition as well as the government side.
took its criminal activity against EGT to an appalling level, including engaging in assault and significant property destruction," Larry Clarke, EGT's chief executive, said Thursday.
Rygielski says he has suffered from an appalling level of abuse since he arrived in the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, from Inowroclaw in 2005.
The MPs suggested the department "chose not to see the perfect storm of an ambitious upgrade programme coupled with plans to increase driver-controlled operation of trains", leading to passengers "suffering an appalling level of delays and cancellations".
The head of human rights group Pro Asyl, Guenter Burkhardt, said the allegations indicated "an appalling level of racism and inhumanity".
The GTR network was marred by an "appalling level of delays and cancellations" while the department "failed to learn the lessons from previous failings" on the East Coast route, according to the committee.
This is a truly appalling level of censorship".
As a result, death rates have come down from their appalling level of 2004, an outcome that did not seem likely at the start of this year.
Highlighting the need for a UN inquiry into the violence, Phelim Kine, deputy Asia director for Human Rights Watch, said the "willingness of Philippine police to deliberately target children for execution marks an appalling new level of depravity in this so-called drug war".
It therefore follows that the best way to keep bills down is getting off the fossil fuel hook and dramatically improving the nation's appalling level of energy efficiency.
More and more journalism about the old – and I plead guilty here – focuses on their financial hardships, the wish of many to work longer and the appalling level of state provision for the very old and frail.
