The phrase "grade of good" is not typically used in written English.
Instead, a more common expression would be "level of quality" or "degree of quality". For example, "We have very high standards for the degree of quality we expect in our products."
In all 12 major categories, including working hours, compensation, management practices and health and safety, the factory received the top grade of "good".
In all 12 major categories, including working hours, compensation, management practices and health and safety, the factory received the top grade of "good". "Working Conditions — No complaints from the workers," the auditors wrote.
No television network is "excellent" when it comes to representations of gays and lesbians, but most of the nation's biggest networks earn a grade of "good," Glaad, formerly known as the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, said in a study released on Friday.
However, although a value of 0.56 implies a grade of "poor," which is close to a grade of "good," a value of 0.56 should have some probability evaluation in the grade "good".
I graduated in 2011 with a grade of "good," but I soon discovered something was wrong.
A new rating of the headlights of more than 30 midsized car models gave only one model a grade of "good".
The customer can, when he makes his specification, select any grade of goods, he desires, and, upon so selecting, they will be delivered to him, up to the quantity contracted for, within the time agreed upon, at prices contracted for applicable to the several grades.
Wages are capped at a certain level by grade, regardless of good performance.
In an attempt to make leaner cuts of beef more glamorous at the supermarket, the Agriculture Department proposed changing the grade name of "good" beef to "select". Both consumer groups and cattle producers are applauding the move.
Two SRs (grade B) of good quality confirm an association with repetition.
Two SRs (grade B) of good quality show a positive association between force and CTS.
