In general, these phrases are equivalent to adverbs ending in-mind and replace them. In modern English, all (even "level + adjective" and "level + noun) are considered correct, although not always used in the same contexts.
When you want to denote 'mode', the favorite phrases are "so ... 'and' Talk ...»: so aggressively (aggressively). Since the word
form also means "way, way ', is not considered wrong to use the phrases" so ... "and" as ... "as manners: Talk aggressively. However, it is more appropriate (and more common) use to refer to 'external configuration of something', eg circular building , bell-shaped flower .
As for the phrases "at + adjective" and "level + noun" are admissible provided that in them word level somehow retain the notion of 'high' or 'category or hierarchy': is internationally recognized (internationally). However, it is advisable not to abuse these phrases when they can be replaced ( is recognized internationally ).
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