The expression "sophistication of language" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a particular piece of writing is written in a complex and elegant manner. For example, "The author uses a level of sophistication of language that truly sets their work apart."
Many deaf people, for example, are unable to speak but are perfectly able to communicate by gestures that have all the attributes and sophistication of spoken language.
Each project aims to bridge what I call the 'linguistic visualization divide' – the practical disconnect between the sophistication of natural language processing and the power of interactive visualization.
The level of sophistication of associated shape language was assessed by tracking the presence of geometric adjectives and explicit definitions.
Watching his son, Roy had been blown away by "the incredible sophistication of what a language learner in the flesh actually looks like and does".
Ms. Ahtila makes dreamlike photographs and film and video installations, and in the citation the judges praised "the sophistication of her artistic language".
Narrative Science, Mr. Etzioni says, points to a larger trend in computing of "the increasing sophistication in automatic language understanding and, now, language generation".
(Chinen) * MARIA SCHNEIDER ORCHESTRA (Through Sunday) Last year's "Concert in the Garden" (ArtistShare) was a success not only for its Internet-only distribution and subsequent Grammy win; the album bespoke this ensemble's rare cohesive precision, along with the sophistication of Ms. Schneider's compositional language.
Dào choices are best made from the perspective of walkers. Ibid., HY 4/2/33) The other distinctive feature of Zhuangzi's approach lies in the sophistication of his handling the issues of language in explicating this natural complexity of dàos.
(Chinen) * MARIA SCHNEIDER ORCHESTRA (Tuesday) Last year's "Concert in the Garden" (ArtistShare) was a success not only for its Internet distribution and subsequent Grammy win; the album bespoke this ensemble's rare cohesiveness and precision, along with the sophistication of Ms. Schneider's compositional language.
The resulting debate (which continued for about nine centuries) touched on most of the topics now considered standard in metaphysics, epistemology and philosophy of language, and was characterized by considerable sophistication in philosophical methodology.
Scott will also compare human and animal communication and cites a growing body of work showing that while animals might fall short of the sophistication of human language, primates exhibit similar networks to those we use when we communicate, and that dogs' understanding of language rivals that of toddlers.
