The phrase "at software level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is related to the software aspect of a system or application, often in discussions about programming, development, or technical specifications.
Example: "The issue can be resolved at software level by updating the application to the latest version."
Alternatives: "at the software layer" or "on the software side".
In fact, all the customizations and modifications are performed at software level.
The baseband operations are performed at software level, whereas the USRP's RF hardware is responsible for the actual transmissions.
This defines a state machine, with states as shown in Table 1, implemented at software level through the reconfiguration of the SDR.
At software level of SDR, digital signal processing is distributed between internal field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA) and an external host PC.
Finally, we discuss how to use software mutation analysis in order to evaluate, at software level, the system reliability against hardware faults.
Apart from the optimization at software level, some researchers also demonstrated the need to re-design the system architecture at the hardware level for energy-efficiency (Samreen 2015) (Priyantha and Lymberopoulos 2011) (Haichen et al. 2014).
It's overbuilding at the software level, at the systems level, at the infrastructure level, at the fiber optic level.
Two of those 16 colors were different shades of gray, at least at a software level.
In order to speed up the fingerprint signal processing phase, we propose acceleration techniques at the algorithm level, at the software level to reduce the execution cycle number, and at the hardware level to distribute the system work load.
In [7], the authors state that virtualization can hide some failures at the software level and that failures at the operating system level can affect both active and standby VMs if running in a lock-step way.
My estimate is at least double that, especially given how little progress has been made in computing common sense; the challenges in building A.I., especially at the software level, are much harder than Kurzweil lets on.
