The phrase "over grades" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate a preoccupation or obsession with grades or academic performance. Example: The pressure to excel in school has caused him to constantly stress over grades and assignments, to the point where he rarely has time to relax.
Administrators are now setting up a committee to handle conflicts over grades and collecting plagiarism policies from other schools.
More than 45,000 school pupils are to resit GCSE English exams in November following a scandal over grades.
PAGE A11 2 Quit Over Grades at Auburn Two heads of departments resigned after reports that students, including athletes, got high grades in classes that required little work.
According to this article, WHAT are some high school students doing to cope with "pressure over grades and competition for college admissions"?
Students were in a frenzy trying to haggle over grades and manipulate course selection for the highest rank, explains Nancy DePalma, Hall's interim principal.
At high schools across the United States, pressure over grades and competition for college admissions are encouraging students to abuse prescription stimulants, according to interviews with students, parents and doctors.
Although printed circuit boards (PCBs) contain various elements, only the major elements (i.e., those with content levels in wt% or over grade) of and precious metals (e.g., Ag, Au, and platinum groups) contained within PCBs can be recycled.
Although associated injuries were all recorded, those having an AIS equal to or over grade 3 were also excluded from this study.
Grading coins is often difficult and there is a tendency for people to over grade their own coins.
He said the striking graduate student teachers must turn over any grades they have already given, as well as any ungraded material.
Mark Thompson will never win over Grade in terms of vision".
