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The phrase "a big test of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant challenge or evaluation of someone's abilities, character, or a system's effectiveness.
Example: "The upcoming election will be a big test of our democracy and its resilience."
Alternatives: "a significant challenge to" or "a major evaluation of".
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It will be a big test of Tony Blair's mettle.
He is facing a big test of his nerve.
This is a big test of councils' credibility.
Today offers a big test of how that will work out.
"It is a big test of character for us," he said.
So the case could be a big test of bank liability in such matters.
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But a bigger test of sentiment is looming.
A bigger test of the court will be whether it goes against other presidential initiatives.
The Labour left has its doubts.There will soon be a bigger test of Labour's commitment to internal democracy.
"When everybody's back and trading tomorrow will be a bigger test of whether Thursday and Friday's rally will hold".
Those borrowing costs remain high, however, and Spain will sell more debt in a bigger test of its appeal to financial markets on Thursday.
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