The phrase "at site level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is specific to a particular location or site, often in contexts like project management, construction, or organizational operations.
Example: "The safety protocols must be implemented at site level to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "on-site" or "at the location".
A spatially explicit GIS-model was generated using landscape variables, and a second model at site level was developed using fine-scale variables measured on the ground.
While the above- and belowground diversity provides more system stability and resilience at site level, the systems provide connectivity with forests and other landscape features at landscape and watershed levels.
Outcomes were evaluated at meta level and at site level, respectively to identify major sources of yield variability and direct relationships between yield and treatment, location and soil properties.
As this approach to data collection (and other aspects of co-management) is refined in the future, with further training and capacity building, more of the wildlife data analysis could equally be done at site level - which would help close some of the gaps that still exist between data collection, on one hand, and management decisions (conservation actions), on the other hand.
We host and provide a full suite of services for managing late-phase clinical research at site level.
Personnel at site level may not be confident with results produced by sampling.
This requires a careful sampling design at site-level that captures the potentially considerable temporal and spatial variation of N2O and CH4 emissions.
For the accurate up-scaling of N2O and CH4 fluxes to annual rates, a careful sampling design at site-level is required to capture the potentially considerable temporal and spatial variations of N2O and CH4 emissions.
Estimates of intra-site correlation, which reflect the degree of clustering at site-level, did not show any statistically significant site effects for the observed resource use data.
Having developed a priority list of concerns, appropriate project responses were developed over the next 12 15 months April 2004 July 2005005) in partnership with the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) through discussion at site-level meetings.
We also used Monte Carlo re-sampling (in ESTIMATES) to standardize samples at the site level at the lowest common individual sampling value (n = 10) to make unbiased comparisons across sites and regions.
