The phrase "high artistic level" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something which has reached a high level of complexity or technical mastery, such as a painting or a musical composition. For example, you could say, "The piece was composed to a very high artistic level, showcasing the composer's masterful skill."
There can be good work, but it's not the high artistic level that we have in Europe.
All true, which makes the high artistic level of the dancing and production values during the weekend's performances all the more surprising.
At a time of distinctive English literary achievement, the masque reached a high artistic level, performed mainly as an aristocratic entertainment.
Seeing the three operas in close succession last week, it was clear that the company is working at a tremendously high artistic level.
The two men created an opera called "Mattogrosso" together in 1987, and Mr. Glass, calling Mr. Thomas a director "who works emotionally and on a very high artistic level," condemned the charges against him a grotesque miscarriage of justice.
Perhaps the earliest and finest work in this genre was James Fenimore Cooper's The Prairie (1827), though the high artistic level of this novel was perhaps atypical in regard to what followed.
Court support resulted in high artistic levels in all countries.
"Morgen," set to 10 of Richard Strauss's orchestral songs, is a collaboration on the highest artistic level.
They show that a place can produce some works of genius and have an exceptional amount of wealth, talent and productivity without achieving the highest artistic level.
Klaus Biesenbach, the chief curator of media at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, says, "She has accomplished a quality of composition and image construction at the highest artistic level".
Eggers will exit the accusation unscathed, the dude has weathered all sorts of criticism in the past and he continues to achieve at both a high artistic and mainstream level.
