"personnel level" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the level of personnel or staff at a company, school, or organization. For example, "The company has seen an increase in personnel level in the past five years."
"Capitol Hill police are at a lower personnel level because of the shutdown".
The Coast Guard, which is essential to port security, is at its lowest personnel level since 1964.
The firms were deeply intertwined at the personnel level as well.
A healthcare professional's ITS is affected by the interplay of complex factors at the organizational, managerial and personnel level.
Gender, dichotomised age (< 41 years), workplace (14 geographically defined categories) and profession (administration, activity, kitchen and café staff, cleaning, social and health care personnel level I and II, nurse and maintenance) were included as explanatory variables.
Recruitment of people under 18 makes a "significant contribution" to the forces' annual intake, he said, without which it could not sustain personnel levels.
Anything that can be labeled "transformational" is a plus in defending financing for weapons or personnel levels, and dubbing anything "nontransformational" is a curse.
Still, some analysts said they drew comfort from British Airways' low debt levels and its ability to rein in costs by reducing capacity, parking planes, and diminishing personnel levels through natural turnover.
The review noted little change in expenditure and personnel levels despite the decrease in the number of callouts.
It was also manned at higher personnel levels than other divisions, and its field artillery was the first to be motorized.
R&D personnel levels are measured in terms of number of person-years used for R&D in a year.
