The phrase "attain the same level as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing achieving a comparable standard, skill, or status in relation to someone or something else.
Example: "After years of hard work, she was finally able to attain the same level as her more experienced colleagues."
Alternatives: "reach the same standard as" or "achieve parity with".
Unlike the control dA-extension reactions, the bypass extension efficiency of the control dG nongapped DNA could not attain the same levels as that for the reactions carried out on the gapped substrate.
Indeed, bioaccumulation decreased again after cessation of the disposals in 2010: concentrations of the DDT metabolites p,p′-DDD and p,p′-DDE that had increased in snails sampled at the disposal site attained the same level as in reference sites in 2011.
Hg concentrations in control brain began to increase after weaning, and by PND45 and PND90 Hg concentrations in control brain had attained the same level as in treated brain.
However, it appeared not to attain the same level of significance as the chemokine score (P = 0.023 versus P < 0.005 and P = 0.016 versus P < 0.001, respectively; Figure 2e,f).
For the informal city to attain the same level of fire safety as the formal city, or for the exurban dwellers of the wildland-urban interface to be as safe as those in the central city, better policies and smarter land management is needed to control what gets built where, how it's built, and when the line between city and wilderness should be drawn firm.
While sports cars like the Toyota 2000GT and Acura NSX were memorable, they did not attain the same level of performance — or incite the same degree of lust — as European exotics.
The use of a higher sand/cement ratio requires a higher fiber content to attain the same level of conductivity.
The next morning, they took "hours longer to fully 'wake up' and attain the same level of alertness", researchers have reported in a new paper published in the journal of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences PNASS).
In contrast, some really talented and hardworking founders just happen to work on the wrong things and don't attain the same level of success.
Fewer patients may be required in the cross-over design to attain the same level of statistical power and precision.
