'can be leveled' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has the potential to be adjusted to a certain degree of difficulty or complexity. For example, "This game can be leveled according to the player's skill level."
Each weapon has a four-level cap and can be leveled up either through combat or by spending money acquired during levels.
Like party members, materia gain experience when used, and can be leveled up to a maximum level of nine.
The playing field can be leveled and the tables can be turned.
The same criticism can be leveled at other instrumentalists and conductors.
One solution would be to break down the barriers between utilities so that the variability of generation can be leveled out over a larger area, Dr. Chu suggested.
The system may not be particularly convenient, but it does mean that it alone among the three can be leveled on floors as well as on walls.
As with Mr. Coleman, occasionally his music can be dry; and the recurrent charges that new jazz lacks memorable melodies can certainly be leveled at Mr. Holland.
This criticism can also be leveled at Ms. Gornik's charcoal drawings, which openly strut her manual dexterity.
Trump's view of his power and the power of the Department of Justice he leads is that this power can justifiably be leveled against his political opponents.
These are curious critiques of Sanders because similar criticisms could fairly have been leveled at candidate Obama in 2008 and can now be leveled at President Obama even today.
Powerful stuff, but not big on gameplay, which is a criticism that can also be leveled (if we must) at Everybody's Gone to the Rapture by Brighton-based studio The Chinese Room.
