The phrase "a finger test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a physical test or examination is being described, often related to assessing something through touch or a simple method.
Example: "The doctor performed a finger test to check for any abnormalities in the patient's reflexes."
Alternatives: "touch assessment" or "manual examination".
After the post-mortem, we attended to the work we had come for only to discover that Indian forensics adhered to a "two finger" test to determine whether a rape has been committed -- a practice which prevails even today.
Eventually Barake was subjected to a humiliating "finger test" and handed $20 in what she thinks may have been an attempt to buy her silence.
The rights group reported that in four cases, doctors used an unscientific "finger test" to examine girls who had been raped.
We re-approached the children with ASD using a previously described [ 19] battery of simple motor tests including a finger tapping test (FTT), strength of grip (SOG), and a modified pegboard test (MPT).
It's a heck of a lot easy than the finger test for checking doneness... Red meat is fully cooked at 160 °F (71 °C).
Underlying the finger test is an unspoken but very strong belief: the idea that a promiscuous woman, or a sexually liberated woman, is fair game, her "modesty" no longer the responsibility of the government to protect.
The "two finger" test, which is not a law but a practice adopted by doctors, is an excellent case in point.
For example, Mitrushina et al. [42] found that, whereas the left-right difference in performance did not vary with the age of the participants in a finger tapping test, the superiority of the dominant hand increased with age in the Pin test, a highly demanding task in terms of visuomotor coordination, attention, and precision of movement.
(If you don't have a thermometer, you can always use the finger test, although it's less reliable)., although it's less reliable).
