The phrase "a test between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comparison or evaluation involving two or more entities, such as individuals, groups, or options.
Example: "The study conducted a test between the two teaching methods to determine which was more effective."
Alternatives: "a comparison of" or "an evaluation between".
Any infectious disease is a test between the invader and the defender.
"Speaking officially I deny that an abacus can keep up with the calculating machine, but personally I wouldn't go anywhere near a test between the two," he said.
The vote has also become a test between determination by Russia to extend its sphere of influence to the Adriatic Sea and a campaign by the European Union and the United States to stabilize the Balkans.
That led to more safety innovations, and from then until the deaths of Senna and Ratzenberger 12 years later there were no fatalities at a race, although a driver died in a test between races.
An energy model is adopted, in which the energy cost of a test between sensors grows polynomially with the distance between them.
We performed a test between subjects: Group A (normal tissues), Group B (cancer tissues); Welch approximation; Alpha (overall threshold p-value) = 0.001; the p-value is based on permutation (100 permutation per gene); the significance was determined by the Adjusted Bonferroni Correction.
Part of the tour included a test run between Chicago and Minneapolis St.
In 1959 60, the season started with a Test trial between the XIs of Lindwall and Benaud.
The assumed coefficient in this model was fitted by a scratch test between a single abrasive grain and rail specimen.
A comparison on a bench test between the opto-switch sensor and a high-speed camera has been performed.
He is managing a test partnership between Autobytel.com, the independent Web site, and Chevrolet dealers in the Washington area, providing online shoppers with pricing and vehicle availability information.
