"level of institutionalization" is a correct and usable usage in written English.
It is used to describe the extent to which an organization or activity is governed by accepted rules and standards. For example, “The country is still at a low level of institutionalization, as regulations are often ignored.”.
However, future study can explore other possible measures for the level of institutionalization.
Cities' level of institutionalization of the common components of the process was low.
Accordingly, the level of institutionalization could negatively moderate the positive impact on cost-efficiency in early years.
We explored if such an impact is contingent on the level of institutionalization as evidenced by the time of certifications.
In this study, the development of Architecture and Urban and Regional Planning departments in Turkey, changes in the educational process, level of institutionalization and quality of education have been analyzed.
It argues that while the country appears to have a strong institutional design for public participation, there is a decisively low level of institutionalization of actual participatory processes that could not achieve substantive autonomy from power structures.
In a more sociologically oriented research perspective, cultural patterns should be studied at the levels of institutionalization (how they become part of role-expectations in social systems) and on internalization (how they become part of individual personalities).
Drawing on the dimensions of institutionalization discovered during the literature review, three different levels of institutionalization are identified.
In its general structure, the plan sets the Mission, Values and Principles, defines lines of action (Directorate, Attention, Advocacy, Prevention, Defense, Warranty Protection Organization, Management and Administrative Support), areas of impact (external and internal) and levels of institutionalization (Regulatory, Organizational and Socio - Political).
Studies of these rehabilitation programmes for older people in general-, orthopedic- and stroke rehabilitation report higher long-term levels of independence [ 8, 29, 33- 35] and lower long-term levels of institutionalization [ 8, 33, 35] and mortality [ 8, 29, 35, 36].
Level of intervention institutionalization was low to moderate on evaluations of routinization and moderate for project saturation.
