"levels of finesse" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to someone's or something's high level of skill, sophistication, or refinement. For example, "The pianist's levels of finesse were truly remarkable to witness."
We've also seen chimpanzees use sticks to deter predators or fend off unwanted intruders… for chimpanzees, sticks and branches are multipurpose tools that, depending on the context and situation, require different modifications, techniques of use and levels of finesse or strength to operate," says Ms Boyer Ontl.
It's a food that requires levels of finesse and expertise that take decades to cultivate, not to mention that it's often associated with the accrued family secrets of intergenerational R&D.
They are still based on trucks and don't have the same level of finesse as luxury cars".
For me, these Champagnes offered a higher level of finesse and pleasure than I had expected, without the sweetness I find in less expensive bottles.
The ball spun kindly for the advancing Curran, who demonstrated a level of finesse when he eased the ball into the corner away from a desperate defender.
While VR compatriots like Oculus, HTC and Sony have introduced motion-tracked controllers for interacting with VR content, Intel is hoping to bring its hand-tracking tech to a level of finesse that makes interaction seamless, though many experts see some major challenges ahead for building this as a primary input method.
Haw hasn't simply delivered a clever piece of design in the familiar terms of plan and section – he's produced spaces, over two levels, of extraordinary finesse and visual traction.
The wines we liked best were lively and refreshing, with some degree of finesse.
It is the level of artistic finesse versus attitude that seems to be the greatest differentiator between American groups and those from abroad.
The sense of on-the-edge involvement and the sheer joy in letting the music rip were what hooked one in the Prokofiev, not any quantifiable level of technical finesse.
While the best of these programs are more than mere databases, they can't replicate the level of reasoning and finesse that lawyers are expected to supply.
