"received a level" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used in the context of academic or professional assessments to indicate the level at which a person achieved or was rated. Example: Sarah received a level 5 in her English proficiency exam, demonstrating advanced proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking.
Each group received a level of concentrate at either 20 or 40% on a DM basis.
Instead, he received a level of legal assistance, media attention and activist support that few convicts can ever hope for.
Reece Topley, the bowler whose final over went for 15, received a level one International Cricket Council reprimand for hitting the stumps in frustration.
It's not simply a spooky matter of the latest album containing portents; it's a sense that Cave's whole career has reached for – and received – a level of greatness on the scale of Greek tragedy.
The Espy investigation has received a level of scrutiny second only to that given the investigation of Kenneth W. Starr, the independent counsel who has reported to Congress that the President may have committed impeachable offenses.
The video which accompanies the track has also received a level of backlash from individuals claiming it's an aggressive attack on law enforcement; with some taking to her Facebook page to voice their issues and call for a boycott against the artist.
Those that received A-level results last month had to consider their options against a backdrop of 83 applications for every graduate job.
These are not the first free school exam results: a number of free school sixth forms have already received A-level results, primary free schools have posted SATs results and secondaries that converted to free schools have had GCSE successes.
From 1993 to 1999, Breckin attended classes at the Roundhay School, and received A-Level in the field of drama.
Meanwhile, large numbers of staff have been contributing to the preparation for the huge logistical operation that kicks in when universities receive A-level results the weekend before results day.
But the issue goes beyond pique; as president-elect, Mr. Obama receives a level of Secret Service protection that is almost equal to that of a sitting president.
