The phrase "a grade of the" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific grade or level in a particular context, but it lacks clarity without additional information.
Example: "The teacher assigned a grade of the highest level to the project."
Alternatives: "a level of" or "a score of".
In a controversial decision, five judges ultimately put the Russian team on top on the basis of the presentation mark, a grade of the pair's unison and style.
The first part of this study consider different steel grades such as a grade of the FE360BFN steel (t = 4 mm) and a grade of the interstitial free steel (IF-Ti, t = 0.8 mm) and HR60 (t = 2.5 mm) welded by LASER that largely used in the automotive industry.
In only two of these reports (Feldmeier et al, 1996; Gouello et al, 1999) were there full baseline assessments of the degree of chronic radiation proctitis with a score or a grade of the histological or symptomatic features.
A grading of the body of evidence can then be applied, if relevant.
A grading of the safety profile of specific medications became apparent, prompting requirement for further evaluation and holistic assessment.
The panel was not asked to conduct a formal systematic review of the literature or to provide a grading of the quality of prior published literature.
A newsletter in the middle of the pack would thus receive a grade of 3. The average grade, however, was 2.41 -- on the growth side of that boundary.
Florida, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Utah are the only non-NGSS states with a grade of A. The most improved award goes to the state of Utah.
Keith Phipps of The A.V. Club gave the episode a grade of A-, praising the scary atmosphere and the development of the Weeping Angels.
The stage comprised the Galibier peak, a monstrous 33.8 kilometers (21 miles) at a grade of 4.7percentthethe Madeleine, 19.4 kilometers (12 miles) at a grade of 7.9percentt; and finally the climb to the resort of La Plagne, 17.7 kilometers (11 miles) at a grade of 6.9percentt.
"You have a grade of 'D' for the economy, and an 'A-plus' for management," he said.
