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The phrase "at a grade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific level or standard of measurement, often in educational contexts.
Example: "The student is performing well at a grade that exceeds expectations for their age."
Alternatives: "at a level" or "at a standard".
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It was the Hoscheid, a climb of 4.2 kilometers at a grade of 5.9percentt.
On another page I discovered that Brett achieved 14 GCSEs at A grade.
3: Six people are killed when a commuter train hits an SUV at a grade crossing in Valhalla, N.Y.
24: A commuter train derails in Oxnard, Calif., after hitting a tractor-trailer at a grade crossing.
The stage comprised the Galibier peak, a monstrous 33.8 kilometers (21 miles) at a grade of 4.7percentthethe Madeleine, 19.4 kilometers (12 miles) at a grade of 7.9percentt; and finally the climb to the resort of La Plagne, 17.7 kilometers (11 miles) at a grade of 6.9percentt.
●March 9: The engine and baggage car of an Amtrak train derail after hitting a tractor-trailer at a grade crossing.
It will include four classic climbs in the Pyrenees, including the daunting Tourmalet Pass, nearly 14 kilometers (8.7 miles) up at a grade of 8.3percentt.
Vecchio briefly taught at a grade school in East Harlem, before taking a job as a coördinator at the American Cancer Society.
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Schoedsack was reduced to making two low-budget adventures at Columbia starring Jack Holt, Trouble in Morocco and Outlaws of the Orient (both 1937), before getting another chance at a grade-A fantasy with Dr. Cyclops (1940).
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