The phrase "a criterion for testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or benchmarks that are used to evaluate or assess something, particularly in scientific or academic contexts.
Example: "In our research, we established a criterion for testing the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "a standard for evaluation" or "a benchmark for assessment."
Despite years of talks among researchers like Mr. Wilhelm, inkjet makers and scientists, the International Organization for Standardization has yet to produce a criterion for testing the permanence of inkjet prints and interpreting the results.
Moreover, a criterion for testing accuracy of the decomposition over each cell of the partition without requiring evaluation of exact eigenmodes is proposed and implemented.
We characterize a class of norms on the k-super minimal operator systems and show that the completely bounded versions of these norms provide a criterion for testing the Schmidt number of a quantum state that generalizes the recently-developed separability criterion based on trace-contractive maps.
Because Olpidium cultures were not axenic, we had to use phylogenetic concordance as a criterion for testing whether or not their DNA sequences could be from contaminants.
Although recently some features with therapeutic implications, such as TN status, are being used as a criterion for testing in some centers, we believe that the vast majority of our CIMBA carriers were tested solely on the basis of their family history.
The DO178b document introduces the modified condition-decision coverage (MCDC) as a supplementary criterion for testing systems of safety-criticality level A [12].
First, a new criterion for testing the input output finite-time stabilization of such systems is established.
First, a new criterion for testing the robust stability of such systems is established in terms of linear matrix inequalities.
This finding constitutes an independent criterion for testing the reliability of our phylogenetic analysis.
The highly conserved intron patterns within subgroups or clades provided an independent criterion for testing the reliability of our phylogenetic analysis (Fig. 2).
However, where fever is not used as a criterion for influenza testing, the prevalence of fever is by no means 100%, even among people with severe symptoms.
