The phrase "highest levels of governance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to positions of leadership or control at the highest levels of an organization, institution, or country. For example, "The highest levels of governance must prioritize transparency and accountability in decision-making."
At the highest levels of governance, I'm not so sure.
In a world where women with disabilities face profound discrimination, we need to hear their voices in the highest levels of governance, including the UN committee tasked with addressing social inclusion.
The Ministerial Leadership in Health Forum, co-sponsored by the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) and the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS), seeks to support and develop health care leadership at the highest levels of governance around the globe.
"In order to move toward a more sustainable future, there must be full support at the highest levels of governance and decision-making" says the symposium's programme.
Tomorrow's launch in New York will focus on the fact that in order to move toward a more sustainable future, there must be full support at the highest levels of governance and decision-making.
Acceptance at the highest levels of governance in the health system was crucial as the group " didn't really get an impetus for the national lead until we actually got [the Minister for Health] on board".
This session intends to "zoom in on the critical role boards of directors, as the highest level of governance in most large corporations, can and should play in facilitating the transition to a new and 'better' corporation". It is to be guided by the experiences of pioneering boards of six LEAD companies from Europe, Asia and Africa.
However, the only way to secure this development in the long term is to involve decision makers at the companies' highest level of governance, whose responsibility it is to shape and validate the long-term strategy of a company and to protect its interests; the Board of Directors.
In non-democracies, for example, rulers might be constrained by large and institutionalized ruling parties, or not, implying that a fraction or very small fraction of the society enjoys relatively high levels of governance.
