The phrase "at a level befitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is appropriate or suitable for a particular standard or status.
Example: "The award was presented at a level befitting the achievements of the honorees."
Alternatives: "at a suitable level" or "at an appropriate level".
Senior officials at the two hospitals, Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women's Hospitals in Boston, must limit their pay for serving as outside directors to what the policy calls "a level befitting an academic role" — no more than $5,000 a day for actual work for the board.
Bolstering that prominence was China's willingness to grant Mr. Jang meetings with its top leaders — a treatment that South Korean news media called "a level befitting a head of state".
He also demonstrated that Japan could act on the global stage at a level more befitting its economic status.
During their passes with me through Nicaragua and Croatia, it was easy to stay on budget, trading the economies of rooming and eating with others for the cost of a slightly higher comfort level befitting the people who raised me.
"Many test takers have far undershot the level befitting the qualification," he said.
South Korea's electorate: We resolve to use the latest in a long string of political-fund scandals to insist on a level of governmental honesty befitting a modern industrial nation.
As morning breaks, joggers of a certain age make their way around the quarter-mile green at a pace befitting the neighborhood.
Mr. Brisbane moved into 1215 Fifth Avenue, taking a triplex at the top befitting a star columnist who ultimately earned $260,000 a year.
And those few remaining charms might just have helped him stumble at last upon a career befitting his talents.
As befitting New York City, where most crosswalk conversing is conducted at the level of a bark, the white thermoplastic lettering includes an exclamation point.
