"success level" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to one's level or degree of success. For example: "The company has achieved a high success level this year."
"We should be getting these long-term, mainstream, guaranteed – because of the success level and the scale of the problem".
"A coach of his caliber, his reputation and his success level should be making around $50,000 a year from Nike," says Dan Wetzel, co-author of "Sole Influence," a new book on shoe companies and high-school basketball.
As demonstrated by Fig. 16, the success level of this command recognition is rather high.
This study investigates the applicability of a success level assessment model for building information modeling (BIM) projects (SLAM BIM).
And the success level of such a precaution under near-field earthquakes depends both on the fault-distance and the pulse period to the isolation period ratio.
As one of the key drivers of BIM adopt, BIM users are significantly impact on the success level of BIM implementation.
One problem, he said, is that when Mississippi sends revised rates for its more than 200 high schools, their success levels will appear to plummet and many schools could be exposed to sanctions.
Table 6 MANOVA results for success levels by CET performance DV df Error df F p Partial η2 Sum-read strategy 1 58.228.635.004 Sum-write strategy 1 58.204.653.
Table 4 MANOVA results for success levels by summarization performance DV df Error df F p Partial η2 Sum-read strategy 1 58 3.134.082.051 Sum-write strategy 1 58 7.927.007.120.
There's a good chance thanks to the winning combo of a clever design and fair pledge levels that the PadPivot could reach similar success levels as the Glif iPhone tripod, the C-Loop, and the iPod Nano Watchband.
You will see various depictions of wealth and success, levels of education, shades and body images of black women, sexuality and acceptance, music and style -- a unique and inclusive look at what issues and discussions we are having in 2015.
