The phrase "absence of grading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing evaluation methods, educational practices, or performance assessments where grading is not applied.
Example: "The absence of grading in this course allows students to focus on learning rather than worrying about their scores."
Alternatives: "lack of assessment" or "non-evaluative approach".
Politicians have lauded apprenticeships, while permitting a proliferation of complex frameworks, a patchwork of continuous assessment, an absence of grading and independent assessment and low parity of esteem.
The reasons for the absence of grading were the absence of pre-hospital assessment by a physician (n = 453 patients) or the non-use of the grading scale by the pre-hospital emergency physician (n = 403 patients).
In the absence of grading term, we have verified analytically that our solutions agree exactly with previously known Green's functions for homogeneous media.
But by creating less stress over failure, the report found, pupils were encouraged to take risks and participate in class, and often became more confident.Curiously, it was parents rather than pupils who most resisted the absence of grades.
Patients previously treated with chemotherapy received temozolomide 150 mg/m(2)/d; the dose could be increased to 200 mg/m(2)/d in the absence of grade 3/4 toxicity.
Absence of grades would be another element of the appeal of regular volunteerism to young people: a weekly break from the tyranny of competition and evaluation that goes with nearly everything else about school.
Further, the absence of grade-2 alopecia in this study compared favourably to other regimens.
In the absence of grade IV haematological toxicity and normal recovery of haematopoiesis, paclitaxel dose was escalated.
The difference could explain the absence of grade 3 4 neurotoxicity in our patients, pretreated also by taxanes.
In the absence of grade 3 4 toxicity at this level, further patients received treatment at the 1·0 mg dose level.
