The phrase "on the institutional level" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe something that occurs or exists within a specific institution or organization. Example: "Efforts to address diversity and inclusion must be made on the institutional level, starting with policies and practices."
"On the one hand there is this vilification of Islam on the institutional level -- interrogation, intimidation, incarceration.
On the institutional level, many high schools and universities have offered resources, allowed for additional accommodations, and enacted policy change to help their students.
On the institutional level, his presence and that of Attorney General John Ashcroft showed the importance that the Bush administration attaches to rebuilding confidence in the nation's keystone law enforcement agency.
Social scientists commenting on developments in the life sciences have suggested that the rise of genomics in the field of human genetics does not only involve a shift in the research agenda from relatively rare monogenetic disorders to multifactorial, common diseases, but also involves a transformation on the institutional level of research regimes.
This section will provide an example of resource dependency between principals on the institutional level.
On the institutional level, the main difference between Germany and the Netherlands is the division of duties and jurisdictions.
This study makes plain what logic has always dictated but what we in the United States don't always act on at the institutional level.
They should be focused on the subject level rather than the institutional level because institutions can, clearly, have programmes of variable quality.
But it is not as simple as shows rather, there are some more subtle dynamics at work, and that exist both on the individual and the institutional level (Bombuwela and De Alwis 2013; Batool, Sajid, and Shaheen 2013; Acker 2006; Bailyn 2003).
Involvement in this study was based, at the institutional level, on long-standing relations and cooperation.
Surgeon volume also seemed to have some protective effect on in-hospital mortality at the institutional level.
