The phrase "a sufficient test of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets a certain standard or requirement for evaluation or assessment.
Example: "The results of the experiment serve as a sufficient test of the hypothesis we proposed."
Alternatives: "an adequate measure of" or "a valid assessment of".
Additional research should increase the number of child-care centers for a larger evaluation trial, allowing for sufficient testing of the null hypothesis.
As early as 1975, it was known that there had not been sufficient testing of the containment design and that any flaws that might persist could compromise the safety of the plant and its surroundings.
We hope in the future to execute more repeated tests on a greater number of events in order to provide sufficient test instances of some statistical significance.
When a sufficient number of test subjects have performed the test, the average quality of the sequences chosen by the subjects is supposed to describe the quality level of the adjustable sequence that is perceptually equivalent to the quality level of the fixed sequence.
Limiting the number of locations or years in field testing reduced the accuracy of prediction of GS equally, supporting the view that to establish robust GS calibration models a sufficient number of test locations is of similar importance as extended testing for more than one year.
Bowers said the H.G.H. test was used only at the Olympics in 2004, 2006 and 2008 because there was not a sufficient number of testing kits.
As long as models are correctly specified, this near certainty will indeed be obtained given a sufficient amount of testing [ 7].
An alternative option would be that HPV processing was conducted on a daily basis to further improve turn-around times; however, this would only be economically efficient if there were a sufficient quantity of tests.
One example is the inability of a copper bioleach process to meet the design criteria in part because of lack of sufficient testing to demonstrate the ramifications of fluoride toxicity to the microbial component of the bioleach process.
