"interim level" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a stage or level between two others, such as a position or state of mind. For example, you could say "This interim level of stability is providing much-needed relief in the area".
The AI system that Nvidia talked about at CES is based on its new Xavier computing platform, which enabled autonomous driving, but also its new AI-based Co-Pilot, which can help with interim levels of autonomy through features including facial recognition and gaze tracking.
By contrast any SLCPs released today will be long gone by the time we reach the peak, so as long as we cut them at some point in the interim, the level of the peak won't be affected.
California has set an interim safety level of 2 to 6 parts per billion for drinking water, telling water systems not to go higher than 40 parts per billion.
In 1995, the EPA issued an interim guidance level of 4 18 ppb for perchlorate based on the limited data available at the time.
Limited evaluations of interventions through the use of improved biomass stoves have shown that the levels of exposure reduction achieved are still insufficient (with levels of PM10 and PM2.5 much higher than even the first interim target levels recommended by the WHO air quality guidelines and remaining uncertainties on feasibility of sustained use) (15).
These are currently set as interim safety levels and will probably be revised as we gain a better understanding of the toxicokinetics and toxicology of these chemical mixtures in sensitive subpopulations.
At 12 months post consultation there is a significant increase in perceived likelihood again, perhaps as the time since the inconclusive result has passed and anxieties begin to increase towards pre interim result levels.
Stephen specialises in senior level interim recruitment within the social care and integrated health sectors.
In the meantime, the EPA is operating under the standing interim health guidance level of 4 18 ppb.
