"high consumption level" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the rate at which a person or group of people consume something, such as resources, products, or services. For example, you might say, "With the current high consumption level of electricity, prices are likely to rise soon."
He also asked whether the financial sector contributed to underlying imbalances in the economy, as Americans raided their savings and relied on a housing bubble to maintain excessively high consumption levels.
Under a reasonable set of assumptions, we find that cost cap tariffs are only an optimal tariff choice for those consumers that face considerable uncertainty about their future demand, such that both relatively low and relatively high consumption levels are considered feasible.
The highest two consumption levels were combined for prunes, cantaloupe, and blueberries owing to the small number of participants with high consumption levels of these fruits.
In addition to high consumption levels, it is important to consider cultural and lifestyle factors when assessing seafood consumption among different groups [ 19, 64].
However, these studies reported a protective effect with moderate coffee consumption (3 4 cups/day) [ 10, 28], whereas we only observed this effect at high consumption levels (≥8 cups/day).
The reduction in breast cancer risk associated with high consumption levels in carriers of the ADH1B*2 allele in our study could therefore be explained by a higher alcohol elimination rate in these subjects.
The presence of quinolones in 50% of the most common MDR profiles and the high resistance among the main bacteria implicated in community-acquired UTI may be explained by the high consumption levels.
Furthermore, universal screening using AUDIT has highlighted a marked prevalence of high consumption levels and harmful/hazardous/dependent drinking behaviours among male prisoners prior to entry to the study prison (73% having scores indicating AUDs, including 36% 'possibly dependent').
The results of these required studies ideally will determine whether the high consumption levels observed in studies of individuals with alcohol dependence can, in fact, be sustained over long periods of time, and will determine the risk relationships between very heavy drinking and different disease categories (for a first attempt at estimating these risk relationships see [ 33]).
Intuitively, just below the cost cap level, the consumer would rather use the CC tariff like a flat rate because the negative effect of slightly higher costs is over-compensated by the positive effect of a much higher consumption level.
