The phrase "level achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it to describes a goal that has been accomplished or the scale of success. For example, "She was proud of the high level achieved in her studies."
The drug also lowered bad cholesterol below the level achieved by Lipitor alone.
The Treasury bills were sold at a yield of 1.8%, lower than the level achieved by the Spanish.
In her lifetime John was well respected but hardly to the level achieved by her brother.
Target: Reduce the incidence of low pay to 17% of the workforce – the level achieved in the 1970s after the introduction of the Equal Pay Act.
That figure is to be binding on the EU and the minimum level achieved, with Germany and Britain happy to agree a higher figure.
According to the report, the percentage of adults giving to charity is stuck at around 57%, 2% below the level achieved before the economic crash.
But officials said they were pleased to see A.N.C. support holding close to the level achieved in the country's first municipal elections in 1995.
The first event probably corresponds to the maximum rise in sea level achieved as the extensive Late Ordovician glaciers melted.
So even if every dollar of spending restored a dollar of output, President Obama would be nearing the end of his first term before output approached the level achieved just before the start of the recession in December 2007.
But statins have effects other than just lowering cholesterol, Dr. Hayward noted; they have anticlotting and anti-inflammatory effects, and the dose level may be more important than the LDL level achieved by the patient.
If Mr. Coen's new forecast for 2001 pans out, ad spending would amount to 2.37percentt of gross domestic product, the same as the record level achieved in 2000.
