The phrase "given the high level" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a factor or circumstance that is important to the rest of the sentence. Here is an example: "Given the high level of competition in the job market, it is important to have a strong resume and impressive qualifications."
Given the high level of irrationality around privacy these days, Google might be onto something.
Trade experts said the tougher approach taken by Obama came as little surprise given the high level of unemployment.
There are also fears that methadone could seep into the black market, given the high level of corruption at many Russian clinics.
"Given the high level of skill and expertise across British policing, it is not surprising that there is an international appetite to learn from the best.
As for the dancing, it had its ups and downs, though the downs weren't all that down, given the high level of this company's roster.
Given the high level of endogenous remyelination that occurs following SCI, it is surprising that hindlimb motor recovery is not affected when oligodendrocyte remyelination is ablated.
"Given the high level of support given to them by the DfE and the capital funding allocated by the Treasury, this is obviously depressing," he said.
Less surprisingly, given the high level of competition, collegiate cheerleaders have been found to be five times more likely than high school cheerleaders to sustain head injuries.
And given the high level of government support that banks receive, the argument goes, a bigger say in corporate governance could help prevent another disaster.
Given the high level of rural literacy and the high rate of adoption of improved maize, trait-based promotion and marketing of varieties constitutes the right strategy.
Given the high level of investment necessary to implement information systems, evaluation has become vital to ensure successful adoption and use.
