The phrase "an appropriate level of security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or suitability of security measures in various contexts, such as technology, data protection, or physical safety.
Example: "The company implemented an appropriate level of security to protect sensitive customer information from potential breaches."
Alternatives: "a suitable degree of security" or "an adequate level of protection."
Once a vulnerable product has been supplied, it is almost impossible to achieve an appropriate level of security.
In Parliament, opposition members called the affair a security breach, but Mr. Lapierre said he was satisfied that an "appropriate level of security" was being maintained at airports.
This is all done with an appropriate level of security.
To get an appropriate level of security we establish several protection mechanisms as follows.
It's not about security at all costs but rather about an appropriate level of security for the particular data or application in question.
2. Copies of works or other subject matter made in compliance with paragraph 1 shall be stored with an appropriate level of security and may be retained for the purposes of scientific research, including for the verification of research results.
This system is patient centred as each patient is placed at an appropriate level of therapeutic security according to their individual need.
(7c) The revised TEN-T guidelines foresee the development of parking area's on motorways approximately every 100 km to provide parking space for commercial road users with an appropriate level of safety and security and therefore Member States should be encouraged to implement the TEN-T guidelines and sufficiently support and invest in safe and suitably adapted parking areas.
But what is clear is that organisations do need to make sure they have the appropriate level of security in place to protect the customer information they hold.
Providing assistance to Administration and staff office personnel involved in the development of new systems regarding the appropriate level of security controls for their information.
An anonymous complaint filed with the E.P.A.'s inspector general alleged that Mr. Chmielewski could not get the appropriate level of security clearance for his duties because of various indiscretions.
