The phrase "have the same grade" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about two or more people who have both achieved the same grade, such as in a test or assignment. For example: "Megan and Tom both have the same grade on their math test."
Richer teenagers are three times more likely to go to top universities than working class pupils, even if they have the same grades, research suggests.
A study found that these Bates students had the same grade point averages and the same graduation rates as Bates students who submitted SAT scores, which raises profound doubts about why the tests are given such weight in the first place.
The hollow tube is filled with the same RC column of 350 mm × 350 mm, which has the same grade of concrete (M30) and same distribution of reinforcement of other 350 mm × 350 mm columns.
The central value of the domain (0.5) represents the uncertainty of expressing the right judgement, since it has the same Grade of Membership (GoM) at both sustainable and unsustainable level (0.5).
When mean scores of all raters were analyzed 84% of expert answers had the same grade and the remaining had a difference of one grade when scored twice.
When mean scores of all raters were analyzed, 52% of answers had the same grade and 44% and 4% had a difference of one and two grades respectively, when scored twice.
The study found that students who worked long hours at a job had the same grades as those who worked a few hours or not at all.
"If you go and apply for a job and/or apply for graduate school and all you have are grades, the next person has the same grades or better and has done other things," she said.
The results indicated the modified binder (as outputs) have the same performance grade as the target binder, but the incorporation of RAP reduces the environmental pollutants at the stage of raw material processing, while the use of the wax decreases the pollutants during asphalt mix production.
In addition, both examiners took the same online tutorial for final cast grading, thereby having the same degree of training prior to measuring data.
