The phrase "leveled down" is correct and it is commonly used in written English.
This phrase is usually used to refer to a reduction in intensity or severity; for example, "The punishment was leveled down from a detention to a warning."
"The question going forward is whether in leveling some districts up, others are going to get leveled down," he said.
Instead, it has leveled down, into a global outbreak of populist particularism.
Evaluation of depth inconsistency based on Equation (21) for "Breakdancer" and "Ballet" is shown in Figure 9, where T φ is set to 10. Obviously, the solid curves (with temporal filtering) are leveled down with respect to the dashed curves (without temporal filtering).
So she leveled down, took the regular English class, and said she learned more and did not feel as pressured to perform.
Even though she had an A in her first semester of AP English, she leveled down mid-year to a regular college-prep English class.
If we leveled down the gobs of frosting on the triple decker layer cakes we regularly serve up to tax-evading corporations, gambling Wall Street wolves and bloated CEO wallets, there would be enough cake to go around.
Similar accusations have been leveled in down-ballot races as well.
Unfortunately, it is quite difficult to present the deepest truths that emerge from the kind of personal struggle that existential phenomenology demands without thereby inadvertently supplying the public with another leveled-down formula to bandy about, a familiar catchphrase (like "language is the house of being") that quickly becomes a superficial substitute for the insight it bespeaks.
Knock yourselves out.. I just wish you wouldn't eat at the same time!" Of course, the ancient Greeks and Romans, who coined the word "orgy," and found that dining lying down leveled the playing field, enjoyed blending sensory delights with equal gusto — banquets of music, food, dancing, alcohol and sex.
Land so flat it's as if the mountains were leveled and sanded down by giant robot carpenters.
I wanted the music to sound like, 'Oh my god, I'm looking at a vista, like I see a mountain over here, and water, and some clouds.' " As the album was about to be mastered, Maxwell decided that it had already grown too compressed — its ups and downs leveled out — and sent it back for a remix.
