"level of money" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to talk about the amount or degree of money available or needed in a situation. Example: The level of money needed to start a successful business can vary greatly depending on the industry and location.
The prevailing level of money income is too low to provide full employment.
"We need to be able to grow the total level of money spent," Mr. Rose said.
Chess isn't like football – not least because it doesn't have anything like the level of money, glitz or fanbase.
Both figures represent the highest level of money ever collected or arranged in a 12-month period.
(The minimum level of money raised for a Ranger is $200,000, while it takes $100,000 to be a Pioneer).
The US studios offer a level of money and a certain ease of working environment that the cash-strapped London theatre scene can barely conceive of.
As written and played by Beatty, Hughes is a man of a single-minded passion — aviation — and to pursue it he has to play with power at its highest levels of money and politics, both domestic and international.
"Everyone in town is trying to be a Pioneer or Ranger," said Jack Abramoff, a top Republican lobbyist here, using the campaign's terms for the most elite levels of money collectors.
Although not an EU country, Switzerland would contribute appropriate levels of money, thereby allowing its university scientists and small innovative businesses to compete for the pooled research and innovation funds in exactly the same way scientists in EU member states do.
Certain levels of money should demand loyalty.
Let m1 represent M1 in proportion of GDP: m1 = M1/PY, and let m1 − and m1+ be the levels of money before and after the reform.
