The phrase "a report mark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific mark or notation made on a report, often to indicate a grade or feedback.
Example: "The teacher gave me a report mark of A for my project, which made me very proud."
Alternatives: "a grade on the report" or "a score on the report".
Patients recorded severity of pain while being tested by giving a report mark ranging from 0 'no pain' to 10 'severe pain'.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: * Indicated by a report mark on a scale ranging from 1 to 10 points.
It contains five subscales, a blank subscale which can be filled in with items that are relevant for the specific care setting, and a report mark concerning the treatment satisfaction that ranges from 1 to 10.
* only filled in by persons who (still) did the exercises; there were 2 missing values at 6 months and 1 at 12 months after the intervention Directly after the programme, participants and facilitators were asked to give the programme a report mark ranging from 1 to 10, where 1 is the most negative score and 10 the most positive.
The Pentagon assessed the danger WikiLeaks.org posed to the Army in a report marked "unauthorized disclosure subject to criminal sanctions".
The documents include a decree made by Catherine the Great in 1792 and a report, marked "Top Secret," that was written by Gen. Vasily Blyukher in 1932 outlining the reconstruction of airfields.
In a report marking the first anniversary of the Islamist group's abduction of 276 schoolgirls from the Nigerian town of Chibok, Unicef says the number of children running for their lives in the country or crossing into neighbouring Chad, Niger and Cameroon has doubled in just under 12 months.
A report marking the first anniversary of the inquiry into serious failings at Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust, has found that hospitals in England are still struggling to balance financial pressures with the need to provide good quality care.
Including the steps from turning on the EEG review computer, accessing a particular EEG file, opening and annotating the EEG, dictating a report, marking the file as reviewed and closing the file, the consultant indicated that on average 25 minutes were required to generate an EEG report.
Participants gave a mean report mark of 8 (range = 5 10, n = 168), facilitators an average of 7.5 (range = 7 8, n = 20 groups assessed by 6 facilitators).
The patients were asked to give their opinion about the relevance to their personal situation of each session (four-point scale; not at all relevant – very relevant) and to give a general report mark for the session (10-point scale; 1 to 10).
