The phrase "at officer level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific rank or position within an organization, typically in a military or corporate context.
Example: "Decisions regarding the budget will be made at officer level to ensure proper oversight."
Alternatives: "at executive level" or "at management level".
"If every time a complaint is made against a chief officer the action is to suspend, we would be very quickly depopulated at chief officer level.
But they are urging the government to adopt a much more robust approach with provision of special forces and drones as well as help with training, help at senior officer level, and money and equipment to bolster the Iraqi army.
"The investigation involves a single individual at D.O.D. at the desk officer level, who was not in a position to have significant influence over U.S. policy," the statement continued.
Although leadership at the MoF was strong, the MoH suffered a high turnover at the senior officer level, which weakened its leadership capacity.
"We do not use sleep deprivation, unless that is approved at the general officer level," he said, saying the same held for stripping detainees.
How far does discontent at the top stem from resistance to further projected reductions in manpower, including at the senior officer level, from inter-service rivalry, or from resentment about the apparently diminished influence of the military at the UK's top table?
And Sarbanes-Oxley is also having its intended effect as a combination of changes at the auditor, director and officer level has improved the quality of financial reporting, resulting in fewer restatements.
Medical students, trainee doctors at registrar and senior house officer level, and consultant paediatricians were asked to complete the exercise, in private, by one of two medical students (SD, PS).
In the last few years, he has brought in several people at the executive or chief financial officer level.
