The phrase "correct grade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an appropriate or accurate level of assessment or evaluation, often in an educational context.
Example: "The teacher ensured that each student received the correct grade based on their performance."
Alternatives: "appropriate grade" or "accurate grade."
Correct grade of fuel for the season.
Grease fittings filled with the correct grade of lubricant.
In colder weather, diesel engines need to have electric block heaters installed, and the correct grade of fuel used.
This reporter held up a sample essay far enough away so it could not be read, and he was still able to guess the correct grade by its bulk and shape.
If you choose this option, you will receive a single grade for the entire year (you'll temporarily receive an "incomplete" on your transcript in January, which will be filled in with the correct grade in May).
If a student is on a really high D grade – only a mark or two from a C – they will pay for their paper to be re-marked regardless of whether or not they think the D is the correct grade for that student.
They're less inclined to restrict the personal decisions of gay Americans, even if they don't necessarily want the whole thing explained to their children as part of some politically correct grade-school curriculum.
Having studied for years to achieve the correct grades and done the right thing by visiting several universities and revising hard since Christmas, my son was looking forward to telling friends and family of his success.
A spokeswoman for Wilson Security said: "Wilson Security strictly follows the incident reporting guidelines set by the department of immigration and border protection to ensure the correct grading of incident reports filed by all service providers.
Castle sidestepped the issue of the correct grading of the women's work and entitlements and offered instead to bring their pay as unskilled workers into line with the pay of male unskilled workers.
In three cases, the imaging diagnosis of a benign lesion was made by the RC, whereas the EC made the imaging diagnosis of a malignant lesion (correct grading of 100% versus 88.5% in EC versus RC respectively).
