The phrase "and such levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various degrees or amounts of something previously mentioned, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The study examined the impact of stress on productivity and such levels of anxiety can significantly affect performance."
Alternatives: "and similar degrees of" or "and comparable amounts of".
Eighty-five percent of the radiation dose during the final 5-year period was attributable to CT. Almost 16% of patients received cumulative effective doses greater than 75 mSv, and such levels of radiation exposure have been reported to be associated with a 7.3% increase in mortality from cancer [2].
This is the first trichomonosis epidemic reported in the scientific literature to negatively impact populations of free-ranging non-columbiform species, and such levels of mortality and decline due to an emerging infectious disease are unprecedented in British wild bird populations.
Based on estrogenic potency, human exposure to the most potent environmental estrogens would need to be at least 1000-fold higher than this level for adverse effects relevant to the human male to be induced, and such levels of exposure are remote.
The measures used in de-identification can reduce risk, but in order to fully meet the date criteria of the HIPAA Safe Harbor method, the date/time of each observation would also have to be obscured or obfuscated by another method, and such level of de-identification was not performed in the present investigation.
Supplements are only very loosely monitored by the FDA, and as such, levels of purity and quality vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.
Amniotic fluid mainly comprises fluid excreted by the fetus, and as such levels of 8-oxodG may be indicative of fetal exposure to DNA-damaging agents.
Seventy-two percent of American Jews surveyed believe that Muslims face "a lot" of discrimination in the U.S., and the same percentage said gays and lesbians face such levels of bigotry.
Just how Mr. Campion and Mr. Hill register such levels of being, in ways that happily include a brutal "Riverdance -style sequence, is a giddy tRiverdance -style
The system is hopelessy flawed and is open to such levels of abuse, it's more or less an anarchy.
Conversely, social ventures and grassroots activism among youth have never seen such levels of outreach and success.
How should we feel about such levels of transparency and archiving of our lives?
