The phrase "a test system that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system designed for testing purposes, often in technical or scientific contexts.
Example: "We developed a test system that evaluates the performance of our new software under various conditions."
Alternatives: "a testing framework that" or "an evaluation system that".
We demonstrate this with a test system that displayed a complex visual stimulus, controlled in real-time by the 2D position and orientation of a test object.
This highly erratic reliability behavior is a direct result of the combined use of probabilistic methods of VM allocation and the design of a test system that is highly utilized.
To obtain the thermal modal parameters of a structure that are difficult to measure, a high-temperature transient heating test system and a vibration test system were combined to establish a test system that can perform the thermal/vibration test at 1200 °C.
The introduced sample preparation represents a test system that permits the in vitro evaluation of biofilm formation on dental implants.
Another important aspect is to use a test system that can detect the primary DNA damage of importance.
The Schlögl system is useful as a test system that is both bimodal and non-linear, while at the same time being very simple.
What's the future for students who are unsuccessful when subjected to a testing system that doesn't suit their learning style?
"I didn't want to lose her, she's too good," Ms. Collins said, adding that the school's low scores were the result of a testing system that's "totally inappropriate" for Wheeler's children.
Schools should have a choice of exam board, so that they can assess their pupils and put them through a testing system that suits the kind of individual learner that they happen to be.
We start with a simple test system that has linear propensity functions (i.e. a j (x)∝ x).
BARS is a computerized test system that employs both written and spoken instructions (both via computer) (Rohlman et al. 2003).
