The phrase "available level of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or depth of knowledge that someone has access to or possesses.
Example: "The available level of knowledge on this topic has significantly increased over the past few years due to extensive research."
Alternatives: "accessible level of knowledge" or "existing level of knowledge".
To date, some research is available on the level of knowledge of healthcare providers regarding preparation for an attack.
However, little information is available about the level of knowledge in the management of dental trauma among undergraduate dental students in Japan.
We believe that as more complete data sets become available, a higher level of knowledge will be attainable by utilizing this method.
Even though there is an advanced level of knowledge available on energy demand reduction, the scattered information needs to be brought together to develop a combined and inclusive approach for residential demand management.
In coordinated transmissions, the beamforming weights are chosen according to the level of knowledge available at each transmitter, i.e., the data and channel state information (CSI), and the degree of cooperation between the transmit cells.
The founders of NPR bet that there was a huge audience for that kind of commercial-free, serious journalism that could enhance the level of knowledge and information available to everyday Americans.
We hypothesized that the quality of information on HPV available on the Internet may vary with language and with the level of knowledge of parents.
The majority of midwives feel they are prepared to offer their patients information about screening, but when testing the level of knowledge of the conditions detectable by the available screening tests, the knowledge does not match the preparedness [ 19].
Few computable fitness correlates have been defined so far, as the level of knowledge required for attempting such definitions has only become available recently.
Such understating of cancer clearly indicates a poor level of knowledge, and this can affect the utilization of screening tests available for early detection.
