"development level" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the stage or amount of growth or advancement that has been achieved in a particular area, such as a country's economic development level. For example, "The government has set a goal of reaching a higher development level in the next 10 years."
In contrast to developed countries, the development level of Thailand's NIS does not link to its economic structural development level.
Developers' prestige is associated with the development level of the state they are located in.
The South comprises developing countries and the North is integrated by developed countries, following UN country classifications based on development level.
Different restoration curves have been developed based on several criteria, such as the earthquake magnitude, development level of the affected country, and countries with enough data.
It will take a concerted effort to change the mindset at youth development level.
This includes challenging themselves to use less packaging, less water and to shorten timeframes at the research and development level.
"But restrained by economic development level, cultural traditions and social systems, people have different understandings and demands with regard to human rights".
But I could name any number of countries, over the years, all at a lower development level than China, which nevertheless made wasteful investments and ended in trouble.
Nevertheless, fans of the series will be encouraged by Abrams' willingness to take charge of the new film at the story development level.
And with the right input at the development level – from scientists, from artists, and even from philosophers – tech's take on virtual reality could deliver on its promise of enabling expressive digital communication.
"Would it be better for them to face pitching of people that are of their age level and their skill level and their development level?" Clemens told players he would increase his velocity next week "when I bring my spikes".
