The phrase "a high quality grading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an assessment or evaluation that meets a high standard of quality.
Example: "The project received a high quality grading due to its thorough research and innovative approach."
Alternatives: "an excellent evaluation" or "a top-notch assessment".
In 2008, Xu et al assessed the randomized clinical trials published in Chinese medical journal and found that only 22 articles (15.5%) reached a high quality grade (≥3 points) [14].
In 2008, Xu et al assessed the randomized clinical trials published in the five leading Chinese medical journals indexed by MEDLINE and found that only 22 articles (15.5%) reached a high quality grade (> = 3 points) according to the Jadad scale [85].
This rich in starch source is an ideal source to produce a high quality grade of maltodextrin for the application in food and pharmaceutical industries.
A sign that new luxury constructions are of a higher quality grade?
Comic books with a higher quality grade are much more valuable.
Was assigned a grade of "A" (high quality) in the following methodology domains: random-sequence generation, concealment of allocation, and selective outcome reporting; assigned a grade of "C" (unknown) in the following methodology domain: blinding.
Out of these 84 publications, 34 were rated as high quality (grade A), 26 as moderate (grade B) and 24 as low quality (grade C).
The Council of the Great City Schools, which represents the nation's largest urban public school systems, called the standards "high quality grade-by-grade standards that the nation can be proud of".
Bottom-up approach such as chemical vapour disposition [8] or epitaxial growth [9] is useful for preparation of high quality grade of graphene.
Brown Swiss heifers were fed 2 L (n = 37) or 4 L (n = 31) of high quality (Grade 1) colostrum within the first hour of birth.
