The phrase "attainment range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, assessment, or performance metrics, referring to the spectrum of achievement levels.
Example: "The students' scores fell within the attainment range expected for their grade level."
Alternatives: "achievement range" or "performance range".
If you then go to Rugby girls high school in Warwickshire, that's taking about 35% of the attainment range," Husbands says.
It's a problem of consistent and persistent failure over 30 years to address skill development at the lower end of the attainment range," said Husbands.
"We don't use them to put bums on seats, in the minister's phrase, we use them to position ourselves at the top end of the attainment range and attract a high calibre of students.
Both white and black test-takers ranged in age from 18 to 63, and their educational attainment ranged from high school dropout to Ph.D. On the initial test last summer, whites on average correctly answered about 12 of 20 questions, compared with about 8.5 correct answers for blacks, Dr. Friedman said.
Roma children's educational attainment ranges from 10 per cent to 35 per cent in secondary school.
Educational level attainment ranged from Grade 8 to a University degree.
Overall attainment ranged from 35.7 (Sierra Leone) to 93.4 (Japan) on a [0 100] scale.
Educational attainment ranged from tenth grade to college graduate with the greatest number of men stating that they had at least one year of post-secondary education.
The aim of the research was experimental attainment of range of optimum conditions for nanofiltration resulting in low lactic acid rejection.
With Mincer's analysis of how human capital could reasonably be measured by school attainment, a wide range of empirical studies have developed.
First, we use self-reported highest level of school successfully completed to measure educational attainment in years (range 0 15, see Table 1).
