The phrase "a test that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the components or requirements of a test or assessment.
Example: "The exam is a test that involves multiple-choice questions and essay writing."
Alternatives: "an assessment that includes" or "a quiz that features".
After failing a test that involves lifting increasing amounts of weight with the arms and legs, Jose Morales, 40, said he was told he had to lose 100 pounds.
In 1950s, Alan Turing proposed a solution to the question of when a system designed by a human is 'intelligent.' Turing proposed the imitation game, a test that involves the capacity of a human listener to make the distinction of a conversation with a machine or another human; if this distinction is not detected, we can admit that we have an intelligent system, or artificial intelligence (AI).
Here, a wolf solves a test that involves opening a puzzle box that contains a treat.
In computing, a "graphics benchmark" is a test that involves running a computer program, or several, to assess the performance of the graphics on your device.
In high-resource settings, women undergo Pap smears, a test that involves the scraping of a cervix, which is then examined in a lab.
Patients also preferred a test that involves "Bone marrow biopsy" instead of "liver biopsy" (OR = 1.76), while the public considered both types of biopsies equally unfavorable (OR = 1.04).
The results were a stunning: Study subjects went from a phobia so profound that it interfered with their lives to passing a "test" that involved walking into a room containing a cockroach in a tupperware container, removing its lid and placing their hand in it for at least a few seconds.
This was a test that involved the Emergency Alert System, the Wireless Emergency Alert, but no warning sirens.
They then gave the subjects a test that involved pushing buttons to gain points, to protect points from an opponent, or to take points away from the opponent.
Although none of my cognitive test results achieved statistical significance, there was a trend towards faster reaction speeds during the intervention weeks, as well as slightly better performance in a test that involved remembering where a token was hidden in a series of boxes.
The structural problem was discovered last month during a test that involved bending the wings.
