The phrase "a subjective test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing assessments or evaluations that rely on personal opinions or feelings rather than objective criteria.
Example: "In this study, we will conduct a subjective test to evaluate participants' preferences for different types of music."
Alternatives: "a personal assessment" or "an opinion-based evaluation".
The Court thus applied an objective test to the subjectively worded powers in section 30; if it Court had applied a subjective test, it would have deferred to the subjective satisfaction of the Minister that the detention was in the interests of public safety, peace and good order.
"That is a subjective test," Mr. Williams said.
Ms Cankett also said that it was not possible to say how serious Mr McGee's unreasonable behaviour might have been as it was a subjective test and was often cited as a means to securing a quick divorce.
A subjective test is defined and carried out to evaluate the facial animation system.
To demonstrate that humans have difficulties in distinguishing between screenshots and nonscreenshots, we conducted a subjective test.
In [4], a dataset of 50 Chinese pop songs was labeled through a subjective test conducted by eight participants.
A subjective testing was designed and implemented.
There's a long-running debate in the medical profession about increasing rates of ADHD for example, and whether too many kids are being given a false diagnosis thanks to parental pressure and a pretty subjective test.
There's a long-running debate in the medical profession about increasing rates of ADHD, for example, and whether too many kids are being given a false diagnosis thanks to parental pressure and a pretty subjective test.
In a more subjective test, in which participants were asked how sleepy they felt, the drug also did better than placebo, but not as convincingly.
The NR model can then be validated using a smaller subjective test.
