The phrase "affected grades" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing grades that have been influenced or changed due to certain circumstances or factors.
Example: "The recent policy changes have significantly impacted the affected grades of many students this semester."
Alternatives: "impacted grades" or "altered grades".
Like this, the grading of the severity of hepatic steatosis varies as follows: grade 0, minimal or no evidence of steatosis (<5% of hepatocytes affected); grade 1, mild steatosis (5 to 32% of hepatocytes affected); grade 2, moderate to severe steatosis (33 to 66% of hepatocytes affected); grade 3, severe steatosis (>66% of hepatocytes affected).
AVL and MVL calcification was graded as: grade 0, absent; grade 1, mild (one leaflet affected); grade 2, severe (2 or 3 leaflets affected), comparable to other studies [ 19, 20].
Haematological toxicity was uncommon with only three patients affected; grade 3 neutropaenia (14 mg m−2), grade 4 neutropaenia (18 mg m−2) and grade 3 febrile neutropaenia and grade 3 anaemia (8 mg m−2).
Factors outside Ofqual's control affect grades.
Universities don't know how A-level changes will affect grades.
Even after taking into account factors that may affect grades, such as prior achievement, age, year in school, transfer status, how engaged they are in university activities and their degree aspirations, the grit-to-success correlation remained true.
26 Second, it is also well known that a high level of absence might negatively affect grades.
It was styled as an amendment to a bill on school safety, and would affect grade schools and high schools but not universities or government buildings.
Change in feed flow rate usually affects grade and recovery.
Carcass weight affects grading to a large extent and the classification error obtained when this attribute was included in the training sets was consistently lower than when it was not.
