The phrase 'rank at' is not correct and not usable in written English.
To create a meaningful sentence, you should use the phrase 'rank in.' For example, "The university ranks in the top ten of best universities in the U.S."
The expression of RANK-L and RANK at the membrane was evaluated by cytofluorometry.
Transparency is good; British companies regularly rank at the top end in various rankings.
Indonesia and India still rank at the bottom.
Housing was allocated according to one's rank at the lab.
Pagliero is an étoile (the top rank) at the Paris Opera Ballet.
However, 1,300 children remain in care of two agencies that rank at the bottom.
Mr. Palmer said Mr. Moynihan's title would be university professor, the highest faculty rank at Syracuse.
His courtship was seen as audacious because of her father's rank at the elite military academy.
California and Hawaii rank at the top, charging their wealthiest residents 10percentt or more.
Here are the 10 large agencies that employees rank at the top.
