The phrase "assessment grades" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the scores or evaluations given to students based on their performance in assessments or exams.
Example: "The teacher announced that the assessment grades would be available by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "evaluation scores" or "test results".
The adaptation assessment grades may be evaluated as reasonable and scientific by six validated cases.
Subjective weights of experts, weights of attributes, and utilities of experts for assessment grades are extended to intervals.
The proposed SVDD approach can provide a suitable mechanism to map component assessment grades to failure risks based on probabilistic behaviors of power system failures.
Participants were also informed that no module credit will be given for participating in the study and their responses do not affect their assessment grades.
Also, utilities of experts for assessment grades with the consistent combination of relevant constraints and their intrinsic constraint contribute to the GC.
In Wheeler's study, students required to do other activities off wikis and blogs while in this study, all continuous assessment grades came from students' participation in social media activities.
A history of a previous major low-trauma fracture/fractures or the presence of a prevalent vertebral fracture/fractures as assessed by vertebral morphometry identifies subjects requiring treatment independent of a BMD assessment (grade A recommendation).
You'd put an assessment grade on and move on.
An Ofsted spokeswoman said it "has always been entirely open about the fact that there was a change between Haringey's provisional annual performance assessment grade and the judgment finally given (in 2008).
Laboratory tests are mandatory to exclude the main forms of secondary osteoporosis and for mineral metabolism assessment (grade A recommendation).
It is an interactive tool through which users can listen to the audio files and express their assessment grade or preference according to the evaluation method in usage.
