The phrase "at a serious level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the degree of seriousness or intensity regarding a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The environmental crisis is being addressed at a serious level by governments around the world."
Alternatives: "on a serious scale" or "at a significant level".
Anyone who wishes to join in this debate at a serious level must read the book.
Anyone at a serious level of wealth, the thinking goes, needs the equivalent of a luxury sedan, with strategic stock choices, hedge funds, private equity, real estate.
The Ofsted report reveals that the minority of schools play competitive sport at a serious level, commenting coolly that "the more able pupils were not challenged sufficiently because teachers' expectations were too low".
"My question (apart from why a team playing at home needs a bus) is this: Has a home team (other than Estonia in 1996) ever failed to turn up at a game (at a serious level of football) and what were the reasons?" Send your questions and answers to the lovely people at [email protected].
This is perhaps surprising in view of the fact that his work in pure mathematics, logic and cryptography all gave him considerable motivation to approach this question at a serious level.
There are three whole candidates competing at a serious level, each of whom has at least one major policy point which may impact your life.
Inevitably, tennis at any serious level is a sport that demands a commitment to transience.
Rigour and drilling made his Napoli side the most thrilling attacking team in world football last season: a man who never played at any serious level shouldn't, by rights, be able to do that.
"I always loved football but wasn't allowed to play at any serious level until I was nearly 16," he recalls.
His future may also include pursuing film "at a more serious level," per the Star Tribune.
At a more serious level, the types of questions being asked are being partly driven by the analytic methods available (rather than vice versa) and more recently being dictated by the data available (e.g. the exponential rise in secondary analysis of existing datasets).
