The phrase "awarded level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific rank, status, or degree that has been granted or recognized, often in contexts like gaming, education, or professional achievements.
Example: "After completing the required training, she achieved the awarded level of certification in her field."
Alternatives: "granted level" or "achieved status".
DeepMind's information governance processes were awarded a level two certification by HSCIC, the highest level recognised by the body, but DeepMind has also self-assessed its compliance to level three, the highest possible level overall.
When he completes the apprenticeship in September 2016, he will be awarded a level 2 NVQ diploma.
Research associate professor is another honorary title that is sometimes awarded, "one level up from the research assistant professor," but "these are pretty rare" and generally go to advanced scientists hired to run departmental facilities, Lipscomb continues.
As part of this effort, we recently launched a veterans hospice program that has been awarded a Level Four Partner designation by the We Honor Veterans organization.
After obtaining 1000 skill points in a sport, a player is awarded "pro" level, along with a cosmetic feature for their Mii in Bowling and Boxing.
These outcomes included higher grade point average, school satisfaction, honors received, success on exams, number of university credits awarded, education level attained, income as an adult and innovations made.
"It would keep down overall campaign spending, save taxpayers by lowering bonus awards, level the playing field for candidates and increase disclosure on campaigns".
"Simply suggesting the alternative routing enabled the agent to see the seat availability and book a ticket at the standard award level".
Typically, you can change an award ticket without charge as long as you keep the same origin and destination, are traveling within a year of the original ticketing date and stay within the rules of the award level.
A 2015 audit by the U.S. D.O.T. of 660 flights on Delta and American found that slightly less than two-thirds had award seats at the lowest award level.
