"magnification level" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in scientific and technical contexts, particularly when discussing microscopes or other devices that can zoom in on objects. Example: The magnification level of the microscope is adjustable, allowing for a clear view of even the tiniest organisms.
Using a handy thumbwheel on the left side, you can adjust the map's magnification level.
There's a single magnification level, and the threaded focus cap makes it easy to explore, say, the microprint on the back of a dollar bill, or the finer hues of a butterfly wing.
This study enables determining, a priori, the required magnification level of 3D images for composites of any mechanical and morphological characteristics.
Rotating a big blue collar zooms the magnification level from 22 to 255.
But at the same magnification level, only a part of TMAZ is seen for the FSW joints.
Considering the fact that a conventional microscope has only 55 μm depth of focus at this magnification level, the increase enabled by the proposed RBL based microscope is over 25 times.
And a magnification program built into the Vista operating system allows a user to choose magnification levels from two to 16 times the original size.
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) imaging was performed at different magnification levels on the cross-section of four different commercially available pristine GFRP bars.
The morphological phenotypes of the cell types cultured independently at early stages (passage 2) at low magnification levels (20x) and close to reaching confluence are shown in Fig. 1a c.
This prediction was tested in an experiment in which 40 participants viewed and rated 40 images of unspectacular natural and built scenes in their original size, and at 400% and 1600% magnification levels.
(b, c) Magnified image of the bottom for the damage spot with different magnification levels.
