The phrase "achieving a pass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education or assessments, indicating that someone has met the minimum requirements to pass a test or course.
Example: "After weeks of studying, I finally feel confident about achieving a pass in my final exam."
Alternatives: "securing a pass" or "obtaining a pass."
The proportions of students achieving a pass mark of 70 or 60% were compared (χ2 analysis).
Some articulated more specific goals, like achieving a pass with a certain score.
The relative difficulty of each item ranged from 'difficult' with only 26percentnt of the total pilot study participants passing the first section of the research evidence statistics question (8a) and 15percentnt passing the second section (question 8b), to 'moderate' with 84percentnt of participants achieving a pass mark for question two on the identification of sources of information.
Discriminative validity was assessed by comparison of the individual item and total scores from the two student groups (human movement and physiotherapy) with calculation of unpaired t tests, and the z-test for comparing proportions (two-tailed) for the differences between the percentage of students achieving a pass (≥ 50% score) mark for each of the survey items in both student groups [ 24].
He committed no turnovers in achieving a passer rating of 118.3.
In the previous course structure, students could fail one or two of the term tests and still end up in achieving a passing grade in the course.
In Los Angeles, with 39%to42%2% of students achieving a passing score, the district's pass rate has been stable since 2006-07.
In 2013, California ranked sixth in the U.S. for the number of high school graduates achieving a passing score or higher, outpacing the national average by nearly 7%.
They will have 3 chances of achieving a passing score.
The best performer, L'Oréal, scored a C+, and many of its competitors failed even to achieve a pass grade.
Barely one in four matric candidates achieved a pass in maths and less than one in five passed physical science.In this section E for education No sign of an end The Shepherd's lost sheep Worse than before?
