The phrase "level of intrigue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the intrigue that surrounds a person, situation, or object. For example, "Her level of intrigue was so high that many people wanted to learn more about her."
Deadline.com, which broke the news Wednesday night, calls it "an intriguing take," which says something about the level of intrigue in Hollywood.
The Texans visit the Broncos on Sunday, adding another level of intrigue to this potential deal.
But over the last week the game took on another level of intrigue.
Pros: The Jaguars need to build some level of intrigue and excitement around the franchise with their new owner in place.
Whether it can keep going at this level of intrigue and pace I don't know, but it was a great opener".
Excerpts from their 2010 indictment suggest the couple lived with a level of intrigue most people would assume exists only within the pages of a spy novel.
Things that at home might seem mundane reach uncharted levels of intrigue when you're away.
Such are the levels of intrigue, there's hardly a line of dialogue that doesn't have a double or triple meaning.
Having just found out, I've only just started listening; what's there is a cinematic event with many levels of intrigue, from their first-order revelations regarding Hitchcock's art to the peculiar relationship between the two men to the historical passage from one to the other that their production embodies.
There's a twist in the middle of this classic novel that takes it to another level of passion, intrigue and excitement.
Interviews with executives on both sides tell the story of a takeover fight that reached a level of Machiavellian intrigue rivaling anything by American corporate raiders in the 1980's.
