"player rating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the value assigned to a player in a game or sport, based on their skill or performance. For example, "The player rating system in this game has been completely overhauled to provide a more accurate assessment of players' skills".
Last week the Goal blog had a post that explored the phenomenon of soccer player ratings and introduced a Composite Player Rating (CPR) system that attempted to provide a more reliable performance gauge by averaging ratings from multiple sources.
Data courtesy of the EA SPORTS Player Peformance Index, the Official Player Rating Index of the Barclays Premier League.
His performance against Ecuador received a "5" on the Goal blog and elsewhere, and Beckerman's Composite Player Rating (CPR) score since August is holding steady at 5.10.
Andrei Kirilenko of the Utah Jazz and CSKA Moscow has the highest player rating in the prestigious Euroleague, a competition between Europe's best teams.
We collate the player rating scores from across the national newspapers (where available) to produce an average for every Premier League starting player who featured over the weekend.
Some of the analysis confirmed the obvious: Tim Howard is one of the stars of the team, with an average Composite Player Rating (CPR) of 6.68, the highest among squad regulars.
How do you handle a player rated far below yourself?
Player rated Our current club hero is Gerald Sibon, while the most popular players ever are, rather obviously I suppose, Chris Waddle and David Hirst.
"This draft is fueled more by need than by the highest player rated on the board," a league executive said.
The New Yorker, October 1 , 1927P. 9 Short personality of Fred Treadwell, negro polo player, rated high goal International and American play.
It was a stunning result, a 2831 rating performance – the level of the world champion, Magnus Carlsen – from a player rated 2491 and seeded 33rd.
