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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a persuasive test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an assessment or evaluation designed to determine the effectiveness of persuasive techniques or arguments.
Example: "In our communication course, we will conduct a persuasive test to evaluate how well students can convince an audience."
Alternatives: "a convincing assessment" or "an influential evaluation".
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The latter would expose him to that lightning bolt Frankel and so provide a persuasive test of the dauntless claims made for So You Think since he arrived from Australia.
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Under a tight timeline, they crafted a persuasive argument that the "catalyst theory" is the proper test in Massachusetts to determine prevailing party status.
But victory in such testing times would probably depend more on a persuasive candidate than a slick campaign.
Taylor played two Tests against South Africa three years ago, and none since, but his decisive footwork against spin may well prove a persuasive factor in these conditions.
He has a persuasive case.
This is a persuasive argument.
It's a persuasive argument.
It is a persuasive image.
But Nixon could be a persuasive man.
The money backed a persuasive candidate.
He is a persuasive manager of men.
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