The phrase "bare level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minimal or basic standard or condition of something.
Example: "The project was completed at a bare level, lacking any additional features or enhancements."
Alternatives: "basic level" or "minimal level".
It is indeed an eerie photograph, and Sebald makes Austerlitz say of it: I have studied the photograph many times since, the bare, level field where I am standing, although I cannot think where it was. . . .
You can't ethically apply financial sanctions to people whose only income brings them to a bare level of sustenance; this is a recipe for making criminals of the strong and corpses of the weak.
He lays bare levels of experience described neither by Husserl nor by Heidegger.
As director of the Berlin State Theatre (1919 30), he produced classic and contemporary plays on a bare stage featuring graduated levels and flights of steps (Jessnertreppen) that served in the place of scene changes as platforms for different actions.
But a number of violent incidents have laid bare the level of acrimony between supporters and critics of the Turkish president.
Many of the programmers said that so many shows were struggling at a bare subsistence level that other factors had to come into play.
As part an agreement that also granted opposition fighters safe exit from the city once regarded as the 'capital of the revolution', bulldozers cleared rubble from the streets of battle-scarred districts to lay bare the level of destruction.
"The key," adds Elon "is to be able to run the neural network at a fundamental, bare metal level.
If the DTP gains industry-wide momentum and its founding partners cooperate in good faith rather than at some bare minimum level of involvement, it could lower the barrier for people to experiment with new apps.
