The phrase "a certification test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an examination or assessment that verifies a person's qualifications or knowledge in a specific area.
Example: "To become a certified project manager, you must pass a certification test that evaluates your skills and knowledge in the field."
Alternatives: "a qualification exam" or "a credentialing assessment."
Some states require a certification test.
They will get at least 20 hours of training and take a certification test.
Navigators will be required to get at least 20 hours of training, then pass a certification test.
(Training centers don't tend to publish a list of dogs that go through their program and then fail a certification test).
Donald M. Benjamin, a NERC vice president, said that system operators took a certification test every five years and that the council was also offering an alternative to the exam: continuing-education classes with which operators earn points toward recertification.
Google does not, and only requires that phones pass a certification test to demonstrate that they can run the operating system and carry out a number of tasks accurately.
However, an examination-based certification is only creditable when the body of knowledge, to which a certification examination tests, is representative of the current knowledge, skills, and capabilities needed to effectively practice at the professional level.
"It seems to me that a gateway certification test that has that high a pass rate should give us pause," he said.
Shantell Shaw was a new high school teacher when Mumford allegedly approached her to take a biology certification test under someone else's name.
Jason Bateman plays the gym teacher Larry Littlejunk, perhaps the only person in the school who would pass a teacher certification test.
Before Dr. Stenson went to his car, he also told his wife that he learned earlier Tuesday that he had failed a recent certification test in one of his medical specialities, the authorities said.
