The phrase "academic grade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the score or mark received by a student for their performance in an academic course or school subject. For example: "I'm very pleased with the academic grade I got for my English Literature course."
But the figure he finds most impressive is the team's average academic grade: 86.
Any MIT student is eligible to participate in the leadership development courses regardless of academic grade.
This week London Metropolitan University announced the redundancy of 229 staff, 201 of which are academic grade, across seven faculties – adding to last year's 70% cut to undergraduate courses.
The extensive body of economic and psychological research correlating between students' cheating and their academic grade point average (GPA) consistently finds a significant negative relationship between cheating and the GPA.
After synchronizing the objects based on intelligence, gender and academic grade, 20 persons were located in treating group and 20 persons were located in control group after using pretest- posttest design.
Both Oxford and Cambridge offer similar salaries to their male and female science professors, although Oxbridge men at this academic grade still outnumber women by about six or seven to one.
Looking at career progression within the academic grades, the percentage of female staff decreases.
A US study published last year found that students with irregular sleep patterns get lower academic grades.
But, you might ask, can't the same objection be raised to academic grades?
Youth consumer appetites are being whetted with student credit cards based on academic grades.
The group uses the classic academic grading system, awarding states A to F ratings.
