The phrase "attaining this level" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the achievement of a certain standard, skill, or status in various contexts, such as education, professional development, or personal goals.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally felt proud of attaining this level of expertise in her field."
Alternatives: "reaching this level" or "achieving this level".
Any additional spending after attaining this level would amount to waste since that level cannot be exceeded.
Justice O'Connor is to be commended indeed for attaining this level of acceptance of the difficult situation.
Attaining this level of user transparency requires reliable, efficient, and accurate numerical analysis software, and it requires problem-solving environments (PSE) in which it is relatively easy to model a given situation.
Is attaining this level of accuracy easy?
Attaining this level of wealth and having the time to enjoy it is a motivator.
Great leaders understand how engaged employees are the foundation of high-performance cultures and that attaining this level of execution trumps the best business strategies.
None of Leonard's subsequent movies would attain this level of success, though he continued to direct for another 15 years.
To attain this level of efficiency, a unitary power factor (FP) between the inverter currents and the utility grid voltages is necessary, and a synchronization algorithm is needed for the perfect synchronization between the renewable agent and the 3-phase utility grid.
Thanks to a number of egregious government policy errors, it would be 32 years before the Real Dow attained this level again.
Its growth to 18.4percentt of worldwide market share during the quarter represents the first time a competitor has attained this level of share since the original launch of the iPad".
Yet, to attain this level of expenditure, Spain would need to increase by 1,850% its 2010 spending in start-up incentives per unemployed individual, which seems unlikely.
