The phrase "a review of tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an evaluation or assessment of various tests, such as in educational or scientific contexts.
Example: "The report includes a review of tests conducted over the past year to assess student performance."
Alternatives: "an evaluation of tests" or "an analysis of tests".
Mr. Bush expressed unwavering criticism of the treaty during the campaign, saying it did not further the nation's nonproliferation policy or strengthen national security, and his administration conducted a review of test-ban issues.
This paper presents a review of test methods which have been commonly utilized to assess the efficiency of self-healing mechanisms in concrete.
A review of test results shows that tilting technology does have the merits of being a suitable choice of technology which could improve both performance, commuting time and ride comfort.
Concerns about false-positive HIV results led to a review of testing procedures used in a Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) HIV programme in Bukavu, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
A review of testing guidelines is warranted.
WHO prequalification review was performed on the basis of review of reports from Health Canada's CVE and DCGI, a review of testing reports by a WHO-contracted laboratory, and an independent audit performed from 8 to 12 March 2010.
A review of testing policies in these countries found that the question is no longer whether to scale up routine PICT and other strategies, but how it should be scaled up [ 3].
Indeed, just three months ago, Dexia passed a round of stress tests for European banks, although regulators last week ordered a review of those tests to account for a lower value of government debt.
A review of Sats tests in England's primary schools is calling for changes to English tests to increase creativity - but with more focus on the basics.
