The part of the sentence "enjoy the same level of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that one person or group is getting something that is equal to what another person or group is receiving. For example, "The employees of the company will enjoy the same level of benefits regardless of their job title."
Nor do most of them appear to enjoy the same level of consciousness that people do.
But nor would anyone expect to enjoy the same level of privacy at work as they do at home.
And neighborhoods like Ms. Carr's, Grant City, more or less enjoy the same level of services as a year ago, according to the latest Mayor's Management Report.
It is clearly hard for him to accept that he does not enjoy the same level of regard as a comparably gifted rapper.
But military tribunals do not enjoy the same level of public trust, making it even more important to let the public observe them.
Flutie didn't enjoy the same level of dominance when he returned to the NFL in 1998, but he made a Pro Bowl and played for eight seasons, four as a starter.
The countries offering the most cultural resistance and local pride – France, South Korea, Turkey, India, China – are firmly in its sights, but it's far from certain that it will enjoy the same levels of domination there.
But the fact of the matter is: we might be at a historic turning point where the way that we choose to live our lives is not only threatening our future prospects; it is preventing future generations to enjoy the same levels of wellbeing and prosperity as we do today.
Would Lil' Kim have enjoyed the same level of hip-hop popularity had she spelled her name like Li'l Abner?
At the same time as he was gaining recognition in his home country - only Arthur C Clarke has enjoyed the same level of formal approbation - Lem wandered inadvertently into conflict with his western colleagues.
If we have a situation where one group of children are not enjoying the same level of schooling and support that other groups of children enjoy in mainstream schools then clearly we are looking at an issue of discriminatory treatment," he says.
