The word 'multilevel' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something that exists or operates on several different levels. For example, "The multilevel marketing scheme was highly successful."
Some flash-memory devices already do this, using a trick called "multilevel cells" (MLC).
In 2011 direct selling (the vast majority of it through multilevel marketing) by around 16m distributors generated sales of almost $30 billion in America.
Reading data from a "multilevel" transistor means measuring the voltage in it instead of just detecting that there is one.
The company's shares have rallied, ending 2012 at almost $33, a market capitalisation of around $3.6 billion.Herbalife is one of the world's best-known "multilevel marketing" companies, along with Avon and Amway.
But multilevel transistors trade capacity for speed.
The state-of-the-art complex, now multilevel, includes an advanced communication network, air-conditioning, escalators, and a complex network of pedestrian routes and tunnels, in addition to numerous aesthetic and artistic accompaniments.
The most exclusive of these are on the old Rodeo Drive and the newer Two Rodeo Drive, a multilevel shopping street in mock Mediterranean style.
The literature on multilevel governance in the EU posits links in the EU between the European Commission, national ministries, and local and regional authorities.
A somewhat different concept of multilevel variation is found in the gamelan (orchestra) music of Indonesia.
Superposed order, in Classical architecture, an order, or style, of column placed above another order in the vertical plane, as in a multilevel arcade, colonnade, or facade.
The unified court system has evolved significantly as a result of legislation in 1981 (replacing the multilevel county court structure) and 1991 (combining county courts into district courts, shifting to a single-level trial court, and reducing the number of trial judges).
