The phrase "received grade" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to the grade that a student receives in a class. For example: "The student received a grade of A in the course."
All maxillary sinuses received grade 0 on the Lund-McKay scoring system [21], demonstrating an absence of abnormalities in the images (Table 1).
Note that, and, so the received grade is always between and 1, and in some way reflects the certainty with which the segment can be classified as speech or music.
Results: In total, 135 case reports received grade 1 4 and 34 grade 5. Forty of the 135 case reports that had reported a positive effect of ILE were parenteral intoxications while 95 were oral poisonings.
The statue received Grade II listed status in February 1970.
In September 1972 the building received Grade II listed building status.
It received Grade B listed status as an Anglican church in 1950, corresponding as Grade II.
Overall, 57percentt of the schools that received grades last year moved up at least one notch or maintained their A's.
When report cards were released earlier this year, some critics of the new system wondered why no charter schools received grades then.
Meanwhile, 77.3% of papers received grades between A* and C, which was a rise of 0.6 percentage points on 2014.
More than half the schools that received grades on Wednesday — 550 of them — did better this year than last year.
Subjects received graded forward and backward perturbations while standing on a movable force platform.
