The phrase "layer of life" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the different levels or aspects of living organisms or ecosystems. Example: The ocean is home to a vast array of creatures, from tiny plankton to giant whales, each occupying a unique layer of life in the marine ecosystem.
The layers of life down there sustained my passion and purpose for nearly a year".
The miraculous layers of life that these "islands" sustain dramatize Merriam's breakthrough notion of the life zone.
The resulting two-and-a-half-hour "Porgy and Bess" -- originally a fat, four-hour opera teeming with layers of life and music -- sometimes feels skeletal.
Whether filming hippos in the clear water of Mzima Spring, flamingo chicks in a dried-out soda lake or the complex layers of life within a massive baobab tree, the Roots always let their subjects tell their own stories making astonishing discoveries along the way.
You stole layers of life and priceless moments I can never re-live.
It's all just part of growing... Teach Them The Layers of Life Seems like kids these days just see life as unidimensional.
'Worth noting also that in such a country marred by polarization that penetrated all layers of life, it is not only academicians who flee.
The riot of sounds, the richness of colors, the variety of smells, even the complexity of languages and religions add to such layering of life that this year I would like to return with a small group for a trip with special palace and artisan visits.
Linklater used his obsession with growth across time to layer stages of life in one narrative.
The name of Holyrood House, Your Majesty's official residence in Scotland, recalls the "Holy Cross" and points to the deep Christian roots that are still present in every layer of British life.
