The phrase "a group of tests" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple tests that are conducted together for a specific purpose or evaluation.
Example: "The researchers conducted a group of tests to determine the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "a series of tests" or "a set of tests."
In this paper, we develop a group of tests for rare-variant association based on outcomes with repeated measures.
Also, a group of tests on cured samples were conducted to evaluate the time-dependency of soil treatment.
The term echocardiography refers to a group of tests that use ultrasound (sound waves above frequencies audible to humans) to examine the heart and record information in the form of echoes, or reflected sonic waves.
Based on a group of tests on RC beams for maximum crack width, model uncertainty in complicated expressions for the limit state stipulated by China code for design of concrete structures for concrete beams was estimated.
Finding a test or a group of tests that can reliably support the diagnosis of MODS would be very useful.
Among these, Deyo et al. [40] recommended a group of tests for the LBP, which was subsequently used by other authors [41].
So a group of test pilots got together and considered what to do.
He gathered a group of test subjects and asked them to look at a series of commercial products, rating how strongly they liked or disliked them.
He assembled a group of test subjects and, while monitoring their brain activity with an M.R.I. machine, recreated the Pepsi Challenge.
The study used an instrumented vehicle to collect time dependent following data for a group of test drivers.
For his part, Mr. Draper is enthusiastic about his new venture and conveys a true believer's faith in the strength of his security software, which ShopIP plans to release to a group of test customers next month.
