The phrase "available at a level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or presence of something at a specific degree or standard.
Example: "The software is available at a level that meets industry standards for security."
Alternatives: "accessible at a standard" or "offered at a degree".
Roughly 10% of applications for a combined degree are from applicants with only one language, though it was almost a quarter this year for French and Spanish because Spanish – although growing in popularity – is still often not available in schools at A-level, and even French is now not always on offer.
Roughly 10% of applications for a combined degree are from applicants with only one language, though it was almost a quarter this year for French and Spanish because Spanish – although growing in popularity – is still often not available in schools at A-level, and even French is now not always on offer.
The vice-chancellor's excellence scholarship is available to students who achieve ABB at A-level or equivalent, and is worth up to a £2,000 cash for the first year of their undergraduate course.
If the individual-level or summarized data are available at a study level, then these can be incorporated into the analysis using hierarchical models, as has been previously proposed for the analysis of individual-level data [ 37].
These indicators are not available at a subnational level for most countries.
Large-scale systematic models are now available at a genome level for many biological processes.
Third sector contribution: The third sector has provided a range of mentoring, mediation, befriending services which utilise resources within communities to great success, however such projects promoting a networks approach need to be available at a national level to maximise benefits.
We were available at a lower level of abstraction: all of us were right there, with faces and expressions clearly visible, but, once the rally began, the barrier meant that we weren't quite close enough to touch or talk to.
Since then, the CQC has reported significant improvements at the infirmary although recent monitoring on the hospital, from May 2015, found that there was an elevated risk of "never events" – serious incidents that are wholly preventable should guidance or safety recommendations available at a national level be implemented.
The effects of the numerous propaedeutic offers, which are meanwhile available at a broad level in the beginning phase of study, are not known.
