The phrase "an enormous level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant degree or extent of something, often in contexts related to measurement, achievement, or intensity.
Example: "The project achieved an enormous level of success, surpassing all initial expectations."
Alternatives: "a tremendous degree" or "a vast extent".
These are the objections of an author, and one who exercised an enormous level of control over her material.
"There's an enormous level of condescension towards Y.A. writing in the literary world," said Martha Southgate, whose first novel, "Another Way to Dance," was Y.A.
But because the estimate was set at such an enormous level, it left an unfavorable impression — a Picasso had sold below the low estimate.
"I think smartphones in a classroom represent an enormous level of temptation for students, but that isn't to say that I would ban them," said Mr Bennett.
"There were so many individuals who acquired an enormous capability to purchase homes over the last several years and there was an enormous level of activity in the country home market, which left us with little inventory," he said.
It is something even more troubling: an all-too-natural consequence of Facebook's business model, which involves having people go to the site for social interaction, only to be quietly subjected to an enormous level of surveillance.
It's a combination of something that's a bit warped, I suppose, and an enormous energy level.
Because the construction of the facility occurred at a time of heightened world tension, the enormous level of resources used to develop it would be all but impossible to match today.
"Inside Job ignored the enormous level of consumption by ordinary people that drove debt levels so high.
Meanwhile the enormous level of attention Lin is receiving, never mind the major minutes he's playing, must be taking its toll.
"The hype cycle that has followed thin clients started at this enormous level, disappeared into negativity and now is bubbling back up," said Bob O'Donnell, an analyst at the consulting firm IDC.
