The phrase "levels of regulatory" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it when referring to different rules or standards that must be met. For example, "The company must comply with different levels of regulatory standards in order to be successful."
Our data suggest that high methylation levels of regulatory elements of key photoreceptor genes may prevent expression of these genes in adult RPE.
It plans to use the banks' own risk-measurement techniques to set adequate levels of regulatory capital.
Banks can increase their regulatory capital ratios by either increasing their levels of regulatory capital (the numerator of the capital ratio) or by decreasing their levels of risk-weighted assets (the denominator of the capital ratio).
I will focus my discussion of regulatory competition on an ongoing case study of packaging waste regulations in the EU to illustrate that, contrary to the theory, economic integration between states with different levels of regulatory standards does not necessarily lead to a race-to-the-bottom.
In its present form, said Mr Schröder in Bangalore, Basel 2 (as the proposals are known) is "unacceptable to Germany".Basel 2 attempts to formulate more precisely than before the levels of "regulatory" capital that banks must hold as a cushion against the credit and other risks that they run.
However, it would do nothing to address today's levels of regulatory accumulation.
Lower levels of regulatory T cells persisted until 1 year after transplantation.
Companies ready to go public are subjected to new levels of regulatory scrutiny.
These pathways generate graded or binary levels of regulatory factors that pattern one axis of the developing animal.
They had to get through CLIA certification, CAP accreditation and two levels of regulatory approval before they could actually provide service.
"They will come with enormous levels of regulatory burden in many cases, and it could become a major roadblock".
