The phrase "a graduated eye" is not commonly used in written English and may not be immediately clear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing perception, observation, or visual acuity, but clarity would depend on additional context.
Example: "With a graduated eye, she was able to discern the subtle differences in color and texture in the artwork."
Alternatives: "an experienced eye" or "a discerning eye."
Adult female size was estimated by measuring wing length using a dissecting microscope fitted with a graduated eye-piece (precision: 0.03 mm).
This year graduation took on a special meaning, because it was my first time to see a graduating class through a principal's eyes.
His insights about this one business subculture export manufacturing offer worthwhile lessons for anybody thinking of coming to China, whether it is a young college graduate eying quick advancement or a private equity investor eying easy riches.
I, too, was a graduate student using eye tracking to address how babies learn about objects in their world.
Unfortunately, liberal arts graduates' eyes are not opened until they start looking for jobs.
Her focus now is on a graduate degree, with an eye toward working in human resources or labor relations.
Affable, easy on the eye, a graduate in zoology and vice-president of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Packham sounds like the ideal man for the job.
LeBron's precocity aged him in some ways, both flattering and otherwise; he entered the league as a mature player, then, before our eyes, graduated to superstardom undiminished by the fact that everyone saw it coming.
When you ask him what he plans to do when he graduates, his eyes are filled with the deep, terrible knowledge of the limitations of his birth.
Graduate with an eye on graduate programs.
The truth is that a fair bit of the earnings boost provided by a degree – we don't know how much – is likely to come from the fact that a graduate has, in the eyes of employers, jumped through a hoop in a world where growing numbers of their peers are doing likewise.
