The phrase "a test of high" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a test of high quality or difficulty, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The exam was a test of high difficulty, challenging even the most prepared students."
Alternatives: "a high-quality test" or "a test of great difficulty".
The new SAT is designed as a test of high school achievement, aligned to the curriculum more than ever before, with less arcane vocabulary, no guessing penalty and fewer possible answers per multiple-choice question (four instead of the previous five).
The analysis of pncA gene mutations is a test of high specificity and moderate sensitivity in predicting PZA resistance.
Analysis of pncA genes is a test of high specificity in predicting PZA resistance, enabling clinicians to add PZA timely and accurately to treatment regimens for MDRTB patients.
For the above reasons, pretesting of the HBV status of HCWs could be worthwhile before implementing a nationwide vaccination program for HCWs, providing a test of high sensitivity and specificity is available.
The investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails has, from the start, been a test of higher math.
The FDA advisory panel meeting on Monday is widely seen as a test of how high the bar for approval is for cancer drugs.
From an engineering stand point, this represents a test of very high versus very low sustained loading on these structures.
Now Burling will lead his crew in a test of much higher stakes.
The incident, meanwhile, offered a test of new high-level channels opened during the nuclear talks between the two nations.
C13 EDUCATION Ignorance of the Past American students have a poor command of history, a national test of high school seniors found.
But the ACT is generally considered a broader test of high school mastery than the SAT, which tests a more circumscribed set of math, reading and language skills.
