The phrase "are grade one" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are categorizing or describing something as being at a grade one level, such as in education or quality.
Example: "The students in this class are grade one, which means they are in their first year of primary education."
Alternatives: "are first grade" or "are level one".
"It's hard to think that they'll all run as there are Grade One opportunities for these horses at Punchestown next week," Cooper said.
Following Spain's 0-0 dragainstnst Argentina in group B earlier today the maths for the GB team are grade one simple: they need to win by two goals or more to qualify.
Others questioned how the clinic picked the ones to be transferred: 'she said that they would only pick the ones that are grade one but if there are nine grade ones, I did wonder how did they choose this one and not the other one �� I wish I'd had them all … for me life starts at conception so I still felt that was life really, even if they weren't going to be implanted'.
The building was grade one listed and is pretty famous, but I had no idea of the scale of the space inside.
"White water is graded one to six by kayakers," explains Nick, "And we'll swim a one, a two and a two-plus".
All other adverse events, hypertension not requiring treatment, dizziness, somnolence, and dysphagia, were graded one and were experienced by a single patient.
AEs were graded (one, two, or three) from mild to severe according to a pre-defined intensity scale based on appropriate measurements or observations.
Nations fully compliant with the minimum standards in combatting trafficking are graded tier one, while those unwilling and unable to counter the problem are graded tier three.
Matsutake are graded from one to six — one for the young and pristine, whose hoods have yet to open; six for the worm-eaten and overmature.
Tests that are not graded on a bell curve or by percentages; tests that are graded by one simple stipulation: survival!
You earn points in each level, and are graded with one, two or three stars for completing it – a familiar mechanic to Angry Birds fans.
