The phrase "exceeds the level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that surpasses a certain standard or threshold.
Example: "The athlete's performance exceeds the level expected for a competitor in this category."
Alternatives: "surpasses the standard" or "goes beyond the threshold."
Its size exceeds the level allowed by current technical regulations.
The complexity of biological systems far exceeds the level we can deal with at this moment.
Similarly, students whose preparation at entrance exceeds the level of PHYS 180, 181 are asked to take higher-level physics courses instead, such as PHYS 200, 201.
Students whose preparation exceeds the level of ENAS 151 or MATH 120 are asked to take a higher-level mathematics course instead, such as MATH 250.
This method allows use of 100% waste materials, which far exceeds the level of replacement possible in traditional concrete and clay matrices.
The requirement also exceeds the level demanded of government employees in "customer-facing roles", such as a teaching assistant or someone answering the phone in a local authority office.
The current level of spending well exceeds the levels of the mid-1990's.
That's not as high as it was during the late nineteen-nineties, but it exceeds the levels seen during any other bull market since the Second World War.
A primary concept is the pollution (or pollutant) mixing zone (PMZ), and it was defined as the area of a contamination plume caused by the wastewater discharge where the water quality within the zone exceeds the Level-II national surface water quality standards.
This level exceeds the levels observed in past decades and is well above other European countries.
Today, meat consumption in Austria exceeds the levels recommended in healthy eating guidelines.
