The phrase "assumed the same level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where two or more entities are considered to have equal status, rank, or quality.
Example: "In the new organizational structure, all team members assumed the same level of responsibility for their projects."
Alternatives: "taken on equal status" or "achieved the same rank".
But all this has been achieved with less troops than are really needed and I am concerned that Nato nations will assume the same level of risk in 2007 believing they can get away with it.
"You assume the same level of care as what's been there since 1974," said James Moody, an Austin nightclub owner whose marketing firm, Guerilla Suit, has been consulting on the opening of the new venue.
It assumes the same level of activity over that time period, when in fact we know that short-term rentals have been growing exponentially.
The authors obtained the imported footprints assuming the same level of technology as the US food manufacturing industry and ignored the regional variations associated with carbon emissions due to the regional homogeneity obtained in IO tables.
Assuming the same level of knowledge, which is likely to be the case across French and American consumers who intend to cellar their wines for extended periods of time, the results from this study will be applicable because the marginal effect of added SO2 will be similar in both markets.
Both scenarios assume the same level and pattern of urbanization [8].
Assuming the same level of coverage, two seasonally-targeted IPT courses in infancy alone would give similar protection to four courses of IPTi given through the EPI (PE 14.9% and 15.6% respectively).
If PM actually caused an increase in BP, one would expect a higher use of antihypertensive medication in highly exposed subjects, assuming the same level of medical care.
In this case, the algorithm has to assume the same level of confidence for each fragment: thus WHam reduces to Ham and the target function to minimize in Equation (3) reduces to the target function of the MEC model.
We re-analysed with ANOVA Sum of Squares Type III in order to report the degrees of freedom assuming the same level of effect sampling as in the MINQUE procedure [ 31].
