The phrase "resulting grade" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the outcome of an assessment or evaluation, particularly in an academic context.
Example: "After completing the final exam, the resulting grade will determine whether I pass the course."
Alternatives: "final grade" or "outcome grade"
Ofqual's report says: "These changes will have impacted on the number of inquiries about results received and the resulting grade changes".
Third, organisations should be subject to an annual security audit, with the resulting grade made public (though details of any problems exposed would not be).
Research shows that a student's decision to drop out stems from loss of interest and motivation in middle school, often triggered by academic difficulties and resulting grade retention.
Serious, related treatment-emergent AEs of grade 1 diarrhea and resulting grade 3 hypokalemia occurred in one patient.
Fatigue was the commonest treatment-related toxicity and it resulted grade I in 18 patients, grade II in 22 patients and grade III in one patient.
This demonstrated persistent significant myelosuppression with 16 of 32 cycles (50%), resulting in grade 4 thrombocytopenia.
And, all too often, when professors evaluate students we know the result: grade inflation.
As a result, grade boundaries were raised to take account of this, and led to some students getting lower grades than expected.
Each section can score 0 4 points, and so the overall score ranges from 0 to 12 points, with 12 points indicating the best result (Grade I, normal repair).
The current weather is contrasted with historical records to produce these results: "Grade's team calculated and keyed statistical means based on Sheboygan's weather patterns over the past one hundred years into a mechanized controller.
As a result, grade 3 or 4 neutropenia occurred only in 14% of patients.
