The phrase "a test release" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a version of a product or software that is made available for testing purposes before the final release.
Example: "The development team has scheduled a test release for next week to gather feedback from users."
Alternatives: "a beta release" or "a trial version".
A test released today by a research group financed by auto insurers raised questions about the design of two new sport utility vehicles.
Only 12 percent of a representative sample of the nation's high school seniors demonstrated proficiency in the subject last year, according to the results of a test released last week, the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
Rather than charting the shortest possible path through the web's recesses, the upshot is a convoluted one.Babbage was downloading an Apple test release of iOS recently for his iPad and iPhone 4. His home network has long relied on OpenDNS.
Every single person living there (about 50,000) had to leave within 36 hours after Reactor 4 exploded during a system test, releasing a plume of highly radioactive fallout into the atmosphere.
American students are less proficient in their nation's history than in any other subject, according to results of a nationwide test released on Tuesday, with most fourth graders unable to say why Abraham Lincoln was an important figure and few high school seniors able to identify China as the North Korean ally that fought American troops during the Korean War.
U.S. students don't know much about science, according to the latest results from a national test released today.
Until now, the platform was only available as a limited testing release.
Tribeca plans on Monday to announce a significant expansion of its fledgling movie releasing arm, Tribeca Film, which was founded last year as a test in releasing movies both digitally and in theaters.
New York City's fourth graders are doing significantly better in reading since Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took control of the schools, but eighth graders have shown little improvement, according to the results of a national reading test released on Thursday.
Matching faces is then a matter of matching the templates".Biometrics still do not work well enough for many applications in which they are being deployed"However, the results of an American government test released in March cast doubt on the accuracy of face-recognition systems.
