The phrase "at the detachment level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military, organizational, or operational discussions where specific units or divisions are being referenced.
Example: "The training will be conducted at the detachment level to ensure that all personnel receive tailored instruction."
Alternatives: "at the unit level" or "at the division level".
At acidic condition, the catalyst detachment level (11.0%) was lower than the catalyst detachment at normal condition (17.2%).
Indeed, the RCMP's national office says lots of the education work being done with Indigenous people across the country happens at a detachment level.
Table 4 shows the effect of pH and dispersion medium on the catalyst detachment level of immobilized TiO2 P25-SE.
The products of dip coating method had slightly lower catalyst detachment level than the products of the solvent evaporation method.
They were testing for a range of psychological measures, such as detachment levels and the number of mastery experiences they had.
Multiple detachment levels are present within the thrust belt and result in distinct structural domains.
Image A demonstrates diffuse intraretinal exudates (arrows) in the right eye as well as a large serous retinal detachment at the level of the fovea and including the entire macula (arrowhead).
Usually, during this detachment at the level of the major papilla, intramural duodenal cyst(s) is are) opened and its(their) form(s) and location can be different: some of them are placed along one side of papilla vateri and some are surrounding it.
For example, Wildt et al. used a chip-based device composed of RGD-functionalized arrays of microscale gold strips on a glass substrate to study the detachment dynamics of 3T3 fibroblasts at the subcellular level.
Diagnosis of acute CSCR was based on typical angiographic findings of focal neurosensory retinal detachment or retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) detachment with leakage at the level of the RPE seen on fluorescein angiography that resolved spontaneously [ 14].
