The phrase "a system test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test conducted to evaluate the performance or functionality of a system, often in a technical or software context.
Example: "Before the software is released, we need to conduct a system test to ensure everything is functioning as expected."
Alternatives: "a systems check" or "a system evaluation".
This steam reformer was combined with a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell (PEM FC) and a system test of the process chain was performed.
Results from tests of the protection circuit used with individual "dummy" hybrids and in a system test with a collection of dummy hybrids are given.
Just an interesting little tidbit: there is a system test built into the EFI on MacBook Airs and MBPs – most Alu MBs with an Intel processor.
Every single person living there (about 50,000) had to leave within 36 hours after Reactor 4 exploded during a system test, releasing a plume of highly radioactive fallout into the atmosphere.
This brings up a list of several options such as Item Mode, I/F Selection, Dev Info, Parameters, and even a System Test and clock.
In this section, a system testbed to automate the construction of QoE models in wireless networks is presented.
In this paper, a system testbed is presented for automatically constructing a simple, albeit accurate, QoE model for encrypted video-streaming services in a wireless network.
The incident was caused by a sudden power output surge during a systems test.
It was a beautiful spring day and, in the control room of the nuclear reactor, the workers decided to deactivate the security system for a systems test.
In fact, Mercury's recent release of LoadRunner 7.5, a systems testing and management software tool, included a feature suggested online by Jason Craven, one of Mr. Pollner's employees.
The employees who were killed in a blast last year at a California spaceship company were watching a propulsion system test though a chain-link fence when the explosion occurred, according to a report from a California workplace-safety agency.
