The phrase "attained education level" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the highest level of education someone has achieved or completed.
Example: "The survey asked participants to indicate their attained education level, ranging from high school to advanced degrees."
Alternatives: "achieved education level" or "completed education level".
Education was assessed as highest attained education level according to the Swedish education system.
Meghir and Palme (2005) estimates that the reform increased the attained education level and years of schooling, affecting particularly those students with unskilled fathers.
In addition, female sex and higher attained education level tended to be associated with a more favorable prognosis (Table 2).
Diabetes was significantly more common in non-Hispanic blacks and Mexican Americans, individuals with higher BMI or waist circumference and lower attained education level, and nonsmokers (Table 1).
Across the three NHANES time periods (1988 1994, 1999 2004, and 2005 2010), mean age, BMI, WHtR, WC, and attained education level increased (all overall P < 0.05) (Table 1).
We found that demographic characteristics and risk factors for type 2 diabetes and its complications including older age, male sex, nonwhite race/ethnicity, lower attained education level, adiposity, and hypercholesterolemia were associated with elevated A1C even in the presence of normal fasting glucose.
The Swedish Education Register provides information on highest attained educational level (years of education) for virtually all Swedish residents.
Very few patients, 5.3% (19/361) had attained education beyond secondary level as the majority had only attained primary education.
Most of the women (> 55%) had completed primary education and only about 2% had attained education beyond primary level.
We restrict our analysis to individuals who have attained at least upper secondary education because PIAAC only registers vocational education as the highest attained education at ISCED levels 3 or 4 (upper secondary or post-secondary).
The highest-attained education level was defined as lower education (elementary or junior high school), middle education (middle or high school), or higher education (college or university).
