The phrase "examination grades" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase when talking about the results of a school, college, or university examination. For example, "Jane was very pleased with her examination grades."
Prof. Adolfo Steindler, in his early 70s, handed out year-end examination grades to a group of people.
A few days later she discovered that those examination grades had been sent to Moscow and apparently had been approved.
Higher officials were privileged to nominate junior relatives for admission to the bureaucracy, but the great stress on examination grades in promotion, the use of annual merit ratings, and the practice of recruiting many lower officials from the ranks of the clerical service ensured a considerable freedom of opportunity.
Excessive emphasis on received wisdom (too often, a contradiction in terms), and lack of emphasis on the need to determine and analyse the facts, may possibly help to produce high examination grades but is a poor preparation for responsible decision-making.
Results: Students more often correctly predicted clerkship than examination grades.
Three non-cumulative examinations were given during the semester; examination grades on each were included in our analyses.
Well, apparently because it's difficult to set the examination grade boundaries on small-scale subjects.
The average final examination grade for each programme in Table 1 takes into account the average grade scored across all subjects by the programme's graduates.
The item quotes the following statement which a researcher had framed based on the output: "Final university examination grade and commitment to the studies are two independent criteria for success".
In a 2016 study, Trent University found that after working at the crime scene house more than half the students reported the experience had a "major impact on their understanding," and the final examination grade average went from a C+ to a B-.
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