The phrase "a test start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the beginning phase of a test or experiment.
Example: "Before we proceed with the experiment, let's ensure that we have a test start to evaluate the initial conditions."
Alternatives: "a test initiation" or "a test kickoff".
It would be little surprise to see England being led out by someone else against France in early February, with Jamie George's form deserving of a Test start anyway.
Jones doubts the Lions will change their powerplay approach - dubbed "Warrenball" in the Australia media - or that Warburton's Wales open-side rival Justin Tipuric will earn a Test start.
About two weeks before a test, start to review you materials.
Filming has certainly been a test, starting just two weeks after A&E received the finished pilot of "The Beast" last January.
The manufacturing and the installation of the cable have been completed in November 2003, and now preparations of peripheral equipments are proceeding for a test starting in March 2004.
The shoe retailer Footstar Inc. said yesterday it had agreed with Wal-Mart Stores to supply Thom McAn shoes to 300 Wal-Mart Stores in a test starting in October.
But this morning, with the American experts, we did a test, starting one kilometer away, at the Piazza della Repubblica, and arrived at the embassy, right where the hole is".
Its not going to help England if the lions are in a different part of the country and a player gets injured on the morning that a test starts is it?
A test started when the experimenter showed to the subject four raisins on a teaspoon for 2 s.
Manchester United face a testing start to their defence of their Premier League title with an opening day fixture at West Bromwich on 13 August, followed by home games against Tottenham and Arsenal.
Promoted as runners-up, Di Matteo's team have had a testing start to life back among the elite, playing Chelsea, Liverpool and now Spurs in their first four games.
