The phrase "academic grading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation and assessment of students' performance in an educational context.
Example: "The university has implemented a new system for academic grading to ensure fairness and transparency in evaluations."
Alternatives: "educational assessment" or "scholastic evaluation."
The group uses the classic academic grading system, awarding states A to F ratings.
Others concern the 1975 Conference at Arden House; the retirement of Dean Lawrence H. Chamberlain in 1958; the death of Reed Harris (Columbia B.A., 1932), former State Department Official, in 1982; academic grading in 1955; the gymnasium in Morningside Park; and a sit-in by the Revolutionary Student Brigade in 1975.
There's something quite prestigious about the letter 'A.' Maybe it's A's top position in academic grading systems, or maybe it's that classic vowel sound.
The 4-month follow-up point was set to allow adequate time for stable adherence patterns to develop and to exceed the length of the conventional 10- to 12-week academic grading period in the United States (US) school system.
One of the limitations of this study is the use of a questionnaire and a scoring approach not validated to assess knowledge of midwives as well as the 70% threshold chosen with reference to national academic grading systems.
Looking at career progression within the academic grades, the percentage of female staff decreases.
But the figure he finds most impressive is the team's average academic grade: 86.
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.
However, the government has found that academic grades in science and math have fallen since English was introduced.
