Sentence examples for total mark from inspiring English sources
The phrase "total mark" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the score or grade you have achieved in a particular assessment or task. For example: "I worked hard on the test and was pleased to receive a total mark of 96%."
If two skaters have the same median total mark, some form of tie breaker is needed.
However, a high score on the GMAT, which has a maximum total mark of 800, is considered to be vital in gaining access to prestigious schools.
Because skaters are marked to only the nearest one-tenth of a point and the difference between successive places is frequently about one-tenth of a point, use of the median total mark alone produces a large number of ties.
The Bank of England has recently calculated that the total mark to market losses in the US, Europe and Asia have risen to $2800bn – equivalent to 85% of the pre-crisis tier 1 global capital reserves of $3400bn – with over $1000bn of tax payers funds currently underwriting banking assets, there has been a massive public underwriting of private risk.
This assignment is allotted 40%% of the total mark for the course.
The individual ratios of all candidates in all three MCQs were plotted against their equivalent total mark.
Last year's total marks an increase of 14% from 2010.
Salé and Pelletier, on the other hand, received total marks of 11.6 through 11.8 and a median mark of 11.7.
The total marked the most points that Michigan State had surrendered in a first half this season.
In one case, in a 2008 paper, a quarter of the total marks were related to GCSE-level questions.
His victory total marked the fifth time in his career that he gained at least 15 victories -- his high was 18 in 1993 -- but the first since 1995.
