The phrase "poor level" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to indicate a low standard or quality, for example, "He scored poorly on the test due to his poor level of preparation."
The report detailed the poor level of productivity of SCECO's mostly Saudi work force.
"The headline to arise from this project is the poor level of compliance.
"It's at such a poor level we need dramatic changes in the whole program".
"One could see the cultural degradation -- the poor level of intellectual life of the leading luminaries of Soviet science and ideology, the poor level of art and so on," he said.
Even if you ignore the one-off items, the worrying thing is the poor level of profitability".
That reflects a very poor level of spiritual maturity," he wrote in an e-mail in response to questions.
Martha Lane Fox used her speech in the House of Lords today to denounce the government's poor level of understanding and discourse on the Edward Snowden revelations.
The poor level of Asian Australians in leadership positions appears to replicate a pattern of invisibility that exists within Australian culture.
It has given applicants a "notably poor level of customer service" and it was "inexcusable" that so many people are not having their cases processed on time.
But Unwin pointed out that the proportion of low-skilled jobs in the UK was partly responsible for the poor level of vocational education.
"It's not surprising that was rejected with the poor level of leadership that the Labour party gave to the campaign ten years ago".
