"individual ranking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to someone's rank or position within a group or system, relative to the other people or elements within it. For example, "The individual ranking of each student was based on their scores."
Many schools now publicly list their pupils in order of achievement and there has even been talk of a country-wide individual ranking system.
In the meantime, here's a nice photo of High Kingdom the horse and his less well known rider, who is married to a famous rugby player High Kingdom (left) and Zara Phillips 9.57am BST Individual ranking after dressage and cross-country 1. Ingrid Klimke on Butts Abraxxas (Germany): 39.30. 1. Sara Algotsson Ostholt on Wega (Sweden): 39.30. 3. Mark Todd on Campino (New Zealand): 39.50.
One of the most important aspects of decision making is to obtain a group ranking using the individual ranking for a certain set of alternatives.
The weighting of the criteria was done by interviewing stakeholders and gathering their individual ranking of the criteria according to their importance (SIMOS method).
In the PIRGA, each individual is represented by a RNA strand and a new fitness function combining traditional fitness value and individual ranking is employed to maintain population diversity.
4. Presentation of information on clinical effectiveness (balance sheet 2) followed by individual ranking. 5. Presentation of information on cost- effectiveness of the interventions (balance sheet 3) followed by individual ranking.
We found that religiosity was a significant positive predictor (p < 0.001) of change in MATE and that the more religious an LDS individual ranked the greater the gains in acceptance of evolution over the course of the semester.
Still, at follow-up, no individual ranked in the 1st decile at baseline exhibited a ≥ 2 decile upward shift and similarly only 1.8% of individuals ranked in the 10th decile at baseline showed a ≥ 2 decile downward shift.
Our main analysis used logistic regression, with the outcome being whether the individual ranked minimizing reducing inequalities first, the strongest possible preference for minimizing health inequalities.
We now turn to the core part of our analysis, where we study the relationship between the individuals' ranking on the ethnic persistence and assimilation scales, and their revealed risk proclivity controlling for a number of other determinants.
We denote the self-assessment response of individual i by CS i, which is a value on the initial 7-point scale that individuals ranked themselves on.
