The phrase "a test administered on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test that is given to someone or something, typically in an educational or evaluative context.
Example: "The results of a test administered on the students will be available next week."
Alternatives: "a test given to" or "a test conducted on".
He has also heard from more than a half-dozen law firms, several of which have been involved in other testing cases, including a successful suit against Pearson over scoring errors on a test administered to Minnesota high-school students.
The pineapple passage, a parody of Aesop's fable about the tortoise and the hare, was part of a reading test administered on April 17.
Children completed a 2 AFC version of the same test, administered on a 32×28 cm touch screen monitor.
Following instructions and practice, participants performed the relative size decision test administered on a computer.
Having learned of the performance on a test administered by the Japanese supreme court as part of training after the bar, he said: "We are appalled by the level of the answers that some trainees who passed the bar were giving, for example".
Upset by leaks to the media, Condit refused to submit to a polygraph test by the D.C. police; his attorney asserted that Condit passed a test administered by a privately hired examiner on July 13.
Also, there will be stress tests administered on a quarterly basis.
National surveillance with centralized testing for inhibitors can provide other advantages over individual local, regional, or multisite efforts, including standardized inhibitor screening tests administered on a regular basis, confirmation of local inhibitor testing results, and consistent monitoring and reporting of national inhibitor occurrence rates.
Subsequent polygraph tests administered on Aug. 31, 1977, supported their recantations.
