"same level of treatment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means giving equal treatment or consideration to all parties involved. Example: "All employees at this company receive the same level of treatment, regardless of their position or tenure."
Of course, I will give you the same level of treatment in these letters.
In clinical terms, he said that consensus held that those who "are irreversibly prevented from being or becoming participating citizens" should not be guaranteed the same level of treatment as others.
Vejay Ramlakan, surgeon-general of the South African national defence force, which provides specialised medical care to former presidents, said Mandela would now continue to receive the same level of treatment at home.
In interviews, they said their referrals from doctors now employed by St . Lukes had dropped sharply, while patients, in many cases, were paying more there for the same level of treatment.
Patients with PCHWOIAF should receive the same level of treatment as patients with cluster headaches.
But patients in the real world are not getting the same level of treatment as those in clinical trials.
Smaller sized raingardens affording the same level of stormwater treatment had the lowest overall impacts reinforcing the principle that using fewer resources reduces environmental impacts.
That's the same level of bespoke treatment that Google Glass offered to its initial explorers.
Table 1 Biochemical targets of SA pretreatment and PEG on Artemisia aucheri by comparing of standard values in each row (marked by circle) based on Z-score of the variables Circle indicates the maximum difference with the same level of PEG treatment.
Overall, these results suggest that the SEA configuration was superior to the SPA design on the basis of fixed HRTs as it maintained higher power densities and CEs over time with the same level of wastewater treatment.
With his approval, we discussed with healthcare staff the possibility of transferring the patient to his home village, where he could receive the same level of medical treatment but would be in a more supportive environment with his close family.
