'strict level' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, it is used to refer to a situation requiring a high degree of conformity to standards or rules. For example, you could say, "We need to maintain a strict level of safety on this job site."
Having failed to show there was no significant risk to drinking coffee, the industry had to show during the trial's second phase that there should be a less strict level for coffee because of health benefits from drinking it.
A committee now tastes every wine before it can be put on the market under the new name, an unusually strict level of quality control for any French wine region.
This partnership allows us to navigate the various securities and other relevant laws and maintain a strict level of compliance for token sales.
The level of societal and ecological sustainability/favourability was set to a rather strict level: all options above one single pathway were categorised as unfavourable.
At a strict level with three virtual machines, CReW adds ~48% increase in time needed for CPU tasks and ~279% increase in time required for I/O related tasks.
Assignments were carried out at a relaxed level of 80% and a strict level of 95%.
Forest subcategories were aggregated into a seven level gradient, ranging from a level that is very specific and only includes dense multi-layered rain forest, to less strict levels containing open forest systems, secondary vegetation, and tree savannas.
Due to the exponential growth and the width of the chemical space, a solution was required to overcome the strict level-based approach.
Today, the company employs 50 artisans who work together in gemstone selection, gold melting, molding and polishing to produce pieces according to strict levels of quality.
The mouse-clicking and mechanical keyboard-clacking of engineers offered a light hum as I marched down the hallways with a team of Intel execs and employees guiding me through increasingly strict levels of security access.
Benzene is highly toxic, and the Clean Air Act sets strict levels for the chemical, beyond which the public health and safety are threatened.
