The phrase "a rubric of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a set of criteria or guidelines that are used to evaluate or assess something, often in an educational context.
Example: "The teacher provided a rubric of expectations for the project, detailing how each component would be graded."
Alternatives: "a framework of" or "a set of criteria for".
Students receive a rubric of evaluations, not grades.
The New York Times's "India's Way" series, for example, carried a rubric of an elephant with buildings on its back.
The best textbook achieved a score of 70percentt against a rubric of what should be included in the study of American slavery; the average score was 46percentt.
The extravagantly willing participants in the opening scene are Tenoch Iturbide (Diego Luna) and his girlfriend; this is a valedictory coupling before the girl goes on vacation, and Tenoch is keen to establish a rubric of fidelity.
This process included creating a rubric of core functionality and rating two discovery layers based on criteria in four main categories: general features and functionality; authentication and account management; export and share; and search functionality and results display.
Thirty-nine yeago ago, there was a college football national championship game arranged not by computer rankings or a rubric of poll results like this season's Alabama-Notre Dame matchup for the Bowl Championship Series title, but by the kind of primitive challenge heard in a sandlot.
He was also the author of "A Rubric on Rubik Cubics," which can be sung to the tune of "Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay".
It was followed by Ghosts of My Life, a collection themed around the concept of hauntology: a rubric for analysing syndromes of cultural entropy and retroparalysis, notions of "lost futures" and the uncanny.
A rubric for assessment of student answers provided by PISA was used by all markers.
Culturally responsive experimental intervention studies : the development of a rubric for paradigm expansion / Aydin Bal ; Audrey A. Trainor.
This guideline provides a rubric for the evaluation of short stature evaluation and summarizes common diagnoses and clinical testing available.
