"level of wear" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the degree or extent to which an item or object has been worn or used. Example: The level of wear on her favorite shoes was evident from the scuff marks and frayed laces.
The company has been doing bench tests to see whether the new heart will stand up to that level of wear and tear.
The report said experts had examined a cowling and pointed to shortcomings in repairs on the plane, saying, "The level of wear on the strip adjacent to the missing strip was greatly in excess of the tolerance permitted by the manufacturer".
Such coatings were synthesised with the objective of reducing the friction at high temperature via self-adaptation of the coating while still providing a high level of wear resistance.
The ISO standard results were expected, however, the very low cross shear test produced a level of wear approximately two orders of magnitude higher than that reported for zero cross shear motions on UHMWPE bearings.
It is usually interpreted as meaning a level of wear that could justify operative treatment.
The concept that an unacceptable level of wear for a particular age group was first proposed by Eccles, Smith and others [ 18, 23, 25].
The first level of wearing includes surface destruction, but in the following steps it could lead to friction, noise, unwanted heat and dimensional changes in different parts.
"Deadwood" draws on history without being slavishly beholden to the facts; it smells and sounds right, and every aspect of the luxuriant production contributes to that sense: the costumes and sets seem to have perfectly calibrated levels of wear and tear.
The vertical reciprocating-action simulator elicited intermediate levels of wear, but high design-driven variance (CV, 0.6 0.7).
The primary aims of this systematic review were to assess objective levels of wear of removable orthodontic appliances and components vs both stipulated and self-reported levels.
The eruption increased the level of ash suspended in the lakes, which caused high levels of wear and tear on pumping equipment.
