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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a test series" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sequence of tests conducted to evaluate performance, quality, or functionality in various contexts, such as sports, software, or scientific research.
Example: "The team prepared thoroughly for a test series against their rivals to assess their skills and strategies."
Alternatives: "a series of tests" or "a testing sequence".
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But peculiar only works if peculiar wins a Test series.
For Waugh, it was a Test series victory in India.
India have never won a Test series in Australia.
England is playing a test series against West Indies.
"We've still got a test series up for grabs.
Only four Lions teams out of 16 since 1950 have won a test series.
For Border, it was a Test series victory over the mighty West Indies.
It's why they've barely lost a Test series in the last half-decade.
Are you saying the superior side always wins a Test series?
England have not prevailed in a Test series in India since the winter of 1984-85.
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"It's disappointing that the captain of England decides to have a rest from a Test series, I can't comprehend that.
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