"highest consumption level" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a particular period in which an amount of a resource, such as energy or water, is used at its highest rate. For example, "The highest consumption level of water occurred during the summer months."
*Pooled results between highest consumption level and non/lowest drinker.
The cut-offs for the highest consumption level varied across different studies.
Eight cases were found among subjects who had used cannabis (all levels of use), and one case among those with the highest consumption level.
The synergistic interaction when alcohol and smoking coexist has been reported previously, their joint effects are approximately multiplicative and risk in the highest consumption level may increase 130-fold [ 2, 5, 6].
Even after control for confounding, there was a more than six-fold increased hazard ratio for subjects with the highest consumption level of cannabis (>50 times) in comparison with those who had never used cannabis.
It turns out that buildings built in the 1970s have the highest consumption levels compared with other vintages, especially compared with the structures built in the 1930s.
The relationship was weakened by the South West and Central Scotland regions, which had the highest consumption levels, but discordantly low and very high alcohol-related mortality rates, respectively.
After accounting for period and cohort trends, 18 24-year-olds have the highest consumption levels (incident rate ratio = 18 24-year-oldslower abstention rates (odds ratio = 0.67–0.87).
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.
In a damning condemnation of Western society's high consumption levels, it adds that the extra planets (the equivalent size of Earth) will be required by the year 2050 as existing resources are exhausted.
