The phrase "assigned to grade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is designated to evaluate or assess something, typically in an educational or evaluative setting.
Example: "The teacher was assigned to grade the final exams for her class."
Alternatives: "designated to evaluate" or "appointed to assess".
Such cases were assigned to Grade 4. Grade 2 or 3 indicates partial damage.
Likewise, 42.6% of a Senegalese sample of 12- to 13-year-old adolescents was assigned to grade 4 or 5 of the DHC of the IOTN [8].
Two southern European samples of schoolchildren (a Spanish sample and an Italian sample) [2, 15] showed very low percentages of subjects assigned to grade 4 or 5 of the DHC (21.8% to 17.1% and 27.3%, respectively) when compared with the Albanian sample.
Tumors are classified as 'responder' when assigned to grade 1 (26 patients) and 'non-responder' when assigned to grade 2 or 3 (10 patients).
All dog carcinomas were assigned to grade 1, according to diagnostic criteria proposed by the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 19].
For example, a considerable population of REs assigned to grade four by p53retriever receives very low scores from JASPAR.
The prevalence rate (41.2%) of Albanese children assigned to grades 4 and 5 (objective need for orthodontic treatment) is higher than the prevalence rate recorded in European subjects of other populations assigned to the same grades using the DHC of the IOTN.
The primary tumor was assigned to WHO grade II, and the recurrent tumor to grade III.
Only 3 out of 55 histologic grade 3 tumors (5%) were classified in molecular grade 1-like and 5 out of 68 histologic grade 1 tumors (7%) were assigned to molecular grade 3-like.
As these grade ranges are set, a histogram is updated to show the number of students assigned to each grade range.
Darren Nielsen, 25, white, from Salt Lake City, is in his second year teaching, assigned to third grade.
