The phrase "industrialization level" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the degree or extent to which a country or region has developed their industrial sector. Example: "The government's goal is to increase the industrialization level of the country in order to boost economic growth."
Considering the differences in space and economic development among different districts, this paper discusses the quantitative relationship among exports figure, imports figure, GDP per capita, industrialization level, fiscal decentralization and environmental efficiency of each Chinese province by using statistical analysis.
As with many other nations, solid waste generation in Nigeria is a function of the population, its industrialization level, socioeconomic status, and dominant commercial activities [18].
Therefore, three eel species, Anguilla anguilla, Conger conger and Muraenidae, caught in areas with different industrialization levels were investigated.
Status of women in the society has been changing fast due to multiple factors such as urbanization, industrialization, increased level of education, awareness of rights, and media influence.
Due to different natural resource endowments, climate conditions, technologies and industrialization development levels, and socioeconomic status, the production of biogas varies among different cases.
Thanks to industrialization, mercury levels in the atmosphere are at least three times higher than they were 150 years ago, and mercury levels in ocean surface waters are higher too.
We find that perceived environmental hazards are associated with county-level industrialization and economic development: respondents living in more industrialized counties report greater exposure to environmental hazards.
Japan is also part of the Pacific Rim, with land facing the Pacific, relatively high levels of industrialization and urbanization indicating high levels of economic development, and huge imports/ exports which move mainly across the Pacific.
Investing in developing Absorptive Capacity is the most balanced and short-term development strategy for regions averse to innovation and characterised by low industrialization and income levels.
Although Belgian independence was briefly threatened during the Franco-Prussian War, under Leopold II's reign the country reached an unprecedented level of industrialization and prosperity, becoming the second most industrialized state in the world after Great Britain.
The war carried industrialization to a new level.
