The phrase "a test of calculation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an assessment or evaluation that measures someone's ability to perform calculations or mathematical operations.
Example: "The final exam will include a test of calculation to assess the students' understanding of mathematical concepts."
Alternatives: "an assessment of computation" or "a calculation evaluation".
A study of subprime borrowers in the Northeast found that, of the people who scored in the bottom quartile on a very basic test of calculation skills, a full twenty per cent had been foreclosed on, compared with just five per cent of those in the top quartile.
The MMSE is a test of orientation, attention, calculation, language, and recall with a score of 0 30; less than or equal to 24 shows significant decline in cognitive function.
When birth weight was categorized into tertiles (2 6.9 lbs, 7 8 lbs, and 8.1 12.4 lbs), women in the lowest tertile had significantly lower ("poorer") scores on Serial 7's, a test of concentration and calculation (p < 0.05).
Finally, the well-known Kirchhoff theory is extended to obtain a test of validity for the proposed calculations.
Short time controls may to some extent compromise the great player's perpetual search for the "truth" of a position, but they are a supreme test of rapid calculation and sheer nerve.
The results of a test calculation using positions randomly calculated from a normal distribution with standard deviation of σ X = σ Y = 0.15μm in both X and Y directions are presented in Figure 2. The MSD oscillates around the theoretical value of < Δ r 2 > = 2 ( σ X 2 + σ Y 2 ) = 0. 09 μ m 2 as expected, but the data calculated using overlapping intervals show visibly better accuracy.
In a test particle calculation, some of the selected alpha particles stay around the shock much longer (20 Ωi−1) and are accelerated to considerably higher energy (50 E0) than protons (∼10 E0).
The method is applied to a test calculation condition of uniformly distributed and angled magnetic lines of force.
5% of the data were set aside as a test set for calculation of the free R-factor.
This provides a path toward a partial test of the theoretical calculations in Ref. [ 31], wherein theoretical Gibbs free energies for transfer of ions between materials can be tested against the differences in the same quantities determined by contact potential measurements.
