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The phrase "a test cd" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a compact disc that is intended for testing purposes, such as software or audio testing.
Example: "I received a test cd from the developer to evaluate the new software features before the official release."
Alternatives: "a test disc" or "a trial cd".
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Status Quo: The Party Ain't Over Yet (Sanctuary) Jeans, trusty Telecasters, and psychedelic cliches abound on the Quo's 40th anniversary disc, which has the faint aura of a test CD that's handed out at guitar conventions.
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The four methods are: Phase consistency (P), Address reduction (A), Cyclohedron test (C), and Stable persistence (S).
Here we describe the four methods used in the analysis of the mouse segmentation clock: Phase consistency (P), Address reduction (A), Cyclohedron test (C) and Stable persistence (S).
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We propose further work be done to test Cd as a possible toxin in the occurrence of CKDu in the NCP of Sri Lanka.
Measured by a simple blood test, c-reactive protein (CRP) has vexed scientists for years.
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Fill a test tube C with 9 mL of buffer.
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