The phrase "at a level suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that meets a certain standard or is appropriate for a specific context or audience.
Example: "The training program is designed to provide information at a level suitable for beginners."
Alternatives: "at an appropriate level" or "at a fitting level".
Review of research activities in the department and elsewhere at Stanford at a level suitable for entering graduate students.
But during the 1996 presidential election debates, Bill Clinton spoke at a level suitable for eighth-graders, and Bob Dole at a level right for the sixth grade.
The paper should explain the key ideas and how they are related at a level suitable for publication as a chapter for a CS6410 textbook.
And it was a relief to be released from the routine of the lieder recital, where the houselights usually remain at a level suitable for the keynote address at a medical convention.
This adds to the benefits bill and weakens the link between women and the workplace - which ministers believe is important in bringing mothers back to work at a level suitable for their skills and experience.
Provides breadth in the knowledge of science or engineering, at a level suitable for first-year and second-year students (typically, though not exclusively, up to one or two Core Science subjects as prerequisites).
The visual quality estimation method proposed in[144] presents an approach where it is not required to decode the video at any level, suitable for situations where the encoded video is encrypted.
The general objective of cancer registration in China is to establish and perfect the cancer registration reporting system at a country level suitable to China's socioeconomic status and actual situation.
The derived results at an accuracy level suitable for engineering calculations were plotted and compared with adequate accuracy with existing results from previous analytical calculations and measured data from earlier experimental investigations.
--If you wantoto understand relativity at a very basic level, suitable for anyone in high school or older, I humbly suggest that you try my book What is Relativity?
Battles of Panipat, (1526, 1556, 1761), three military engagements, important in the history of northern India, fought at Panipat, a level plain suitable for cavalry movements, about 50 miles (80 km) north of Delhi.
