The phrase "aimed at grades" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing educational content, assessments, or strategies that are specifically designed to target or improve student grades.
Example: "The new curriculum is aimed at grades 9 through 12, focusing on advanced mathematics and science."
Alternatives: "targeting grades" or "designed for grades".
The game is aimed at grades 4 to 12. * National Council on Economic Education, at www.ncee.net.net
The Murphy-Meisgeier test, with 70 questions keyed to an elementary school reading level and aimed at grades two to eight, plumbs for insight on preferences like: is an old cave "dirty and scary" or "full of exciting things"; is it worse to be unfair or to "hurt a friend's feelings"; does the child like a line that is straight or "zigzag/curly"?
"The province of the Punjab in Pakistan, through its Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB), has just officially opened an e-learning platform, called eLearn.Punjab, initially aimed at Grades 9-10 in k-12 schools, that at the moment lists eight science open textbooks, together with over 1,700 videos, 350 simulations, 475 animations, 800 graphics, and nearly 1,000 assessment questions.
Byju's recently raised $550 million to globalize its courses, which are aimed at grades 4-12, and spent $120 million to acquire Osmo, a startup that develops hardware to meld online and offline learning for kids.
Marvel is developing Marvel Press, an imprint that will publish three lines of fiction aimed at grade school readers, young adults and adults.
With the help of their teachers and librarians, the students wrote a 60-page book on New Rochelle history, aimed at grade schoolers.
These are the best astronomy sites on the World Wide Web, and they present useful, thorough, and accurate information in a well-organized and attractive way, making the sky more accessible". StarChild: This site is aimed at grade school students and has multimedia features on many aspects of astronomy.
The Brainchild Kineo is an education-only device aimed at grade-school kids.
This approach is aimed at grading and staging the neoplastic disease.
Hacks aimed at changing grades have exploded in recent years.
The readability of written material should not exceed the reading age of 12 years old and for US and UK populations ideally be aimed at eighth grade (13 14 years old) and grades 5 6 (10 11 years old), respectively [1, 13].
