"have the same rating" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to indicate that two or more people or things have been rated similarly by a particular system or criteria. For example: "The two films have the same rating on Rotten Tomatoes."
While S&P used to rate it at the same level as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, it will now have the same rating as Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns, two substantially smaller competitors.
Only two other life insurers, the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company in Milwaukee and Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America in New York, have the same rating, he said.
A country that is downgraded from AAA to AA is riskier, in S.&P.'s view, than one that was just upgraded from A to AA — even though they now have the same rating — since the former country is likely to be downgraded again and the latter is likely to be upgraded again.
CART continues to split the data until the frequencies in each subset are either very small or all observations in a subset belong to one category (e.g., all observations in a subset have the same rating).
She said she did not know whether New Jersey would continue to have the same rates "forever".
Pilot programs in Ivory Coast and Uganda show that at well-run clinics, patients have the same rate of adherence as in Europe and the United States.
Not surprisingly, these teens were also found to have the same rate of sexually transmitted diseases as their peers, but were less inclined to get tested for STDs.
In the low P ̄ region, the proposed strategy and the conventional ones have the same rates.
To ensure fairness, the two transceivers should have the same rate, which is proved as follows.
Moreover, the proposed algorithm can ensure that the duality gap and the infeasibility have the same rate of decline.
