The phrase "a statistical test of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation of hypotheses or the analysis of data in a statistical context.
Example: "The researchers conducted a statistical test of the hypothesis to determine if there was a significant difference between the two groups."
Alternatives: "an analysis of" or "a hypothesis test for".
It is also convenient to use a measure of asymmetry directly related to a commonly used statistic so that a statistical test of its deviation from the null expectation can be easily conducted.
While the Nnh clustering analysis provides an excellent clustering technique, it does not provide crime scientists with a statistical test of clustering significance (i.e. Getis-Ord Gi* statistic).
A statistical test of heterogeneity is given in the form of the Q statistic, which has a Chi-square distribution with k-1 (k = number of studies/countries) degrees of freedom [ 25].
The D-statistic can be calculated with sparse data and for different directions and a statistical test of hypothesis of constant spatial mean has been designed using the global standardized D-statistic.
If one does a statistical test of the Buchanan-Bush correlation, one finds that one can predict the number of Buchanan votes, given the number of Bush votes, with an accuracy of within about 500 votes at least 99percentt of the time.
Significance was verified by a statistical test of Δb and a test using bootstrapping errors.
Wang et al. (2013) conducted a statistical test of the CDAAC atmospheric wet profiles (wetPrf) version 2010.2640.
For comparing the performance of the logit model with the ones of the proposed ANN, a statistical test of hypothesis is conducted as follows.
As the dominant research method, we first collected and analyzed quantitative data, which provides a statistical test of our research hypotheses.
As the basic assumption of the Cox model is that the hazard ratio is constant during the observation period (Blossfeld, Golsch, & Rohwer, 2007), we conduct a statistical test of this assumption based on the Schoenfeld residuals.
Both a statistical test of proportional hazards assumption and a graphical examination using Schoenfeld residuals were performed to test the proportional hazards assumption of the Cox regression models [39].
