The phrase "a rating which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of rating or evaluation that is being described or defined.
Example: "The report includes a rating which reflects the overall quality of the service provided."
Alternatives: "a rating that" or "a rating demonstrating".
The majority of models currently available to buy in the UK have a A rating, which seems good, but these models are actually mid-table in terms of performance and will use more than 25percentnt more energy than the most efficient models currently available.
After the turmoil caused by the decision by ratings agencies to downgrade the sovereign debt rating of Greece, the agencies tried to calm concerns that the UK's top-notch triple A rating – which affects the price at which the country can borrow – was under immediate threat of a downgrade.
So in broad strokes, the Mirai's fuel economy is equivalent to 60mpg, a rating which would best the Prius's 50mpg combined figure by 20%.
Park View was previously assessed as an outstanding school by Ofsted - a rating which is likely to be overturned when the latest round of inspections are published.
The French film Baise-Moi was in essence banned in Australia in 2002 because of its offensive material (it was denied a rating which meant that it could not be shown in cinemas).
In London on Tuesday, Scott reiterated that thought, saying "Prometheus" needs a rating which "allows it to make as much money as possible".
To achieve a single-A rating, which means that the issuer has a "strong" ability to fulfill its obligation, the offerings were structured with protections that capture payments not immediately needed to pay interest and principal.
Because Germany is its largest backer, the fund carries a triple-A rating, which allows it to raise money relatively inexpensively (3.3 percent for 10 years, for one recent offering).
Richard Hoffman of CreditSights, a research firm, notes that GE Capital's model relies on being able to borrow cheaply thanks to its triple-A rating, which it has only because of GE's industrial units.
If the country loses its coveted triple-A rating, which is expected to happen, the cost to service its debt will probably rise.
Over the past year, he says the project has made strides, selling about 400 housing units a month – a rate which Ho describes as "healthy".
