The phrase "a historic test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test or examination that is significant or noteworthy in history.
Example: "The scientists conducted a historic test that could change our understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "a significant test" or "an important test".
The British foreign secretary, William Hague, described the moment as a "major test, a historic test for the E.U".
A historic test for the Bishnois came 250 years ago when a Maharajah sent troops to cut timber for a palace he was building.
Speaking after EU nations including Britain, Germany, Portugal and Spain, said they were throwing their weight behind his challenger, Maduro said his country was facing a historic test.
Appalled at the huge scale of the suffering and outraged by the narrow-mindedness of Germany's southern neighbours, she declared the moment represented "a historic test" for Europe and threw Germany's gates open.
Amid extravagantly orchestrated publicity at a historic test airfield near Edwards Air Force Base, Branson unveiled the double-hulled "mother ship" built to carry a capsule filled with six wealthy tourists high into the stratosphere, from where the smaller ship would rocket into the blackness more than 60 miles above Earth.
"The current refugee crisis is putting the European Union and all of its member states to a historic test," they wrote, urging a more equitable distribution of bona fide refugees across the union and swifter deportations of those whose asylum claims are rejected.
England are in distinct danger of finishing an otherwise encouraging winter, including an historic Test series win in India, on a low.
Even while Old Trafford unfurls itself in new splendour and England advance confidently on an historic Test victory and step towards the 5-0 Ashes whitewash, we know well enough where the greatest drama will occur this morning.
"The Oval is always an historic Test match," he said.
"Again and at intervals until the prayer ended, 1,700 voices responded as one, 'Lord have mercy.' The new practices had passed an historic test in their long path toward complete acceptance".
Wales are on a historic run of 12 Test wins in a row.
