"Level of Dominance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in discussions about relationships, work, and social hierarchies. For example, "The CEO's level of dominance in the company is undeniable; he always arrives early, and everyone is expected to adhere to his decisions."
No country may ever regain that level of dominance.
This level of dominance is all fun and games till Drogba roofs one from 15 yards.
That's not unprecedented: Liverpool achieved the same level of dominance in the 1970s and 1980s.
In the 20th century, the Great Depression helped propel the presidency to its current level of dominance.
As in 2012, Alabama will reload, not rebuild the way most programs do, to sustain its level of dominance.
It certainly doesn't broach the touchy question – loaded with the old cultural-imperialism chestnut – of exactly what level of dominance Hollywood enjoys worldwide.
Many non-human alpha males also have a corresponding alpha female who exerts similar levels of dominance and control, whereas human alpha males invariably have a "less respectful" attitude towards women, shall we say.
In mixed angiosperm conifer forests worldwide, infrequent landscape-level catastrophic disturbances create a mosaic of persistent and different aged forest stands in the landscape with varying levels of dominance by the conifer component.
It should also be kept in mind that morphological traits generally show low levels of dominance variance and that our results may not be applicable to other types of traits, such as life-history traits, that are known to be affected to a larger extent by dominance and epistatis [4].
We also simulated evolving populations using different levels of dominance (h).
Obenchain et al recommended considering the statistical significance of both the cost and effectiveness simultaneously and proposed three different levels of dominance.
