The phrase "attain grade" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to achieving a certain level of academic performance or qualification.
Example: "In order to graduate, students must attain a grade of at least 70% in all subjects."
Alternatives: "achieve a grade" or "reach a grade."
Meanwhile, the University of Chester offer students from poor backgrounds who attain grades of ABB an "excellence scholarship".
As well as "a brilliant understanding of the C++ 11 programming language" the ideal candidate will need to be extremely musical and "have attained Grade 7 in at least one musical instrument".
All CHWs had attained grade 9 or above while most TBAs had only reached grade 7 or below.
Professionall facilitators are qualified teachers who have undergone professional training in recognized Teachers Collegess and attained Grade IIA certificate.
The second measure of educational achievement was based on enrolment records: not attaining Grade 12 by age 17 could indicate that a student entered school late, dropped out, or was held back in a grade at least once.
The majority, 727 86.3%) of children, were Amhara in ethnicity and 692 82.2% were Orthodox Christian in religion. Two hundred seventy three (32.4%) mothers attained grades 7 to 12 and 268 (31.8%) of fathers were above grade 12 in their educational status.
The median schooling grade attained was Grade 11 (range: Grade 8 to Grade 12).
School initiation was virtually universal, whereby 94.6% of the recruited sample had been to school, and the mean highest grade attained was grade 7.
The grade 1 is a passing grade for subjects in LSS, while the students must attain the grade 2 to pass a subject in USS.
The first set of constraints (7) assures that if the computed weights are applied to a group of m alternatives, ((i=1,2,ldots,m)), they do not attain a grade of larger than 1.
