The phrase "a randomized test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test or experiment that involves randomization in its design or methodology, often to eliminate bias.
Example: "In our study, we conducted a randomized test to evaluate the effectiveness of the new drug compared to the placebo."
Alternatives: "a random test" or "a randomized trial".
The multiple comparisons were corrected by a randomized test based on statistical non-parametric mapping (SnPM, number of randomizations: 5000) [ 35].
At the very least, managers should learn what constitutes a randomized test and when to employ it.
In 2011 the M.I.T. economist Abhijit Banerjee co-authored a randomized test of Bandhan's program.
Two coating systems and a control sample were evaluated in a randomized test matrix.
She is known for settling a dispute over the color of Google's hyperlinks by creating a randomized test for users with 40 shades of blue.
To understand whether such ads are effective, the retailer needs to run a randomized test or experiment, where one subset of consumers is randomly not exposed to the ad.
We present results of a randomized trial testing alternative approaches of mapping student achievement into rewards for teachers.
Our objectives are to: (1) undertake a randomized trial testing this hypothesis, and (2) conduct a meta-analysis of our findings with 2 earlier studies.
A randomized trial tested the efficacy of SEPA with 548 adult U.S. Hispanic women (SEPA n = 274; delayed intervention control n = 274) who completed structured interviews at baseline and 3, 6, and 12 months post-baseline.
Conversely, in patients suffering from VAP primarily due to sensitive bacteria, a randomized trial testing nebulized colistin as an adjunctive therapy to intravenous antibiotics appeared to yield negative results [53].
We conducted a randomized trial testing T 10 mg/w vs. R 60 mg/d vs. placebo in a presurgical model.
