The phrase "a secondary grade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a level of education typically associated with middle or high school, depending on the educational system.
Example: "Students in a secondary grade are often preparing for their final exams."
Alternatives: "a middle school grade" or "a high school grade".
This paper reports on a study, MUSE, which involved Secondary (Grade 7) students in designing and constructing a virtual museum.
Regarding educational status of clients, 60 (14.2%) of the respondents are illiterate whereas 164 (38.8%) and 45 (10.6%) of the respondents had a secondary school (grade 9-12) and college or more level of education respectively.
For so doing, the hole sizes from secondary grade sources of release are calculated for a gas dehydration and dew point control of natural gas unit by means of EI15 approach for risk calculation.
Therefore, this paper aims to propose a grid-based approach to calculate the exact value of the risk from secondary grade sources of release, in order to determine the accuracy of such a practice.
In its risk calculations, the proposed approach uses the accurate number of effective secondary grade sources of release in each location of the plant, instead of an average number.
Communication obstacles are commonly associated with lower education attainment Proportion of community dwelling older population aged ≥75 who had education level less than lower secondary (Grade 9) 6. Disability Disability develops in the advanced stage of frailty.
It then compares the results of zone 2 from both approaches, in turn measuring the error rate of EI15 approach as it determines the hole size of secondary grade sources of release.
Education was categorised into primary (grade 1-6), secondary (grade 7-9), higrade(grade 10-12) or Koranic education.
In the study, secondary level students had considerably less facilities available, which could explain part of the reduced participation at secondary grade level.
FSWs are classified into three educational categories- illiterate (those who could not read and write), informal (those women who have education from out of school), primary education (grade 1-5) and secondary (grade 6-12) or above education (Table 1).
