The phrase "level of industrialization" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the extent to which a country or region has developed industries and manufacturing processes. Example: The level of industrialization in China has greatly increased over the past decade, leading to significant economic growth and development.
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 sampling locations were chosen based on the presence of a BFR production plant in Terneuzen (site 3), the high level of industrialization of the nearby harbour of Antwerp and the presence of the textile industry, which is known to use relatively high amounts of BFRs, further upstream of the river [ 23, 31– 31].
Population growth, enormous level of industrialization and urbanization, especially in cities, are constantly pushing-in the infrastructure and creating a jostling situation for consumption of resources, which areafter all in limited quantity.
In order for AVs to revolutionize transportation, they must reach a high level of industrialization and adoption.
Bairoch's index reveals, first, a relatively low level of industrialization in the developing world (especially Latin America), and, second, an increasing gap relative to developed countries.
The utilization of biogas shows a number of diverged functions and has achieved a high level of industrialization and commercialization in OECD countries (GARR 2012; U.S.EPA 2015; Couture and Gagnon 2010; FIT 2012), such as electricity production, biogas vehicles, and other transport systems (SEA 2012; Fallde and Eklund 2015; Olsen et al. 2013; NIFU 2015; Gildas 2010; Bojesen et al. 2014).
Moreover, the results demonstrated that limited by the economic level, the degree of industrialization and urbanization, climatic conditions as well as land availability, CWs were distributing predominately in the region of 20°13′N 35°20′N in China, where covered the central areas with a subtropical monsoon climate and southern or central areas at province level.
Moreover, the results demonstrated that limited by the economic level, the degree of industrialization and urbanization, climatic conditions, and land availability, CWs were distributing predominately in the region of 20°13′N 35°20′N in China, which covered the central areas with a subtropical monsoon climate and southern or central areas at province level.
Increasing levels of industrialization of developed nations associated with globalization trends have been creating new challenges to supply chain management (SCM).
Labor productivity and levels of industrialization are both significantly lower in eastern Germany, and median wages are still twenty per cent lower than those in western states for the same work.
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.
