The phrase "a test that leaves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a test that results in a certain outcome or effect, often implying a lasting impression or consequence.
Example: "The final exam was a test that leaves students feeling both relieved and anxious about their future."
Alternatives: "an assessment that results in" or "a quiz that produces".
When I saw the test in April — a test that many students could not finish, a test that left many in tears — I knew that the test was too hard.
A sliver of comedy about a corporate psychological test that leaves an angry employee protesting that he is not gay, the play consists mostly of trivia questions about sports, celebrities and films and possesses the weight of an anecdote told around an office water cooler.
It would be jolly to think that this was a kind of revolutionary reaction to the traditional autumn onslaught of Strictly, The X Factor, I'm a Celebrity … and the bladdy Apprentice – an advent reality-TV endurance test that leaves viewers not so much counting down the days until Father Christmas arrives, as until Simon Cowell disappears – but the reality is more complicated.
The path of least resistance still may be to charge a patient, or an insurance pool, for a test that suggests that the physician left no stone unturned in the effort to serve the patient, even if the test has negative expected value and drains the insurance pool.
The turbulence of the next few months will serve as a test that puts some marketers ahead and leaves others far behind. .
Bill Turnbull is in Stockport, where he explores a test that tells you how long you have left to live.
The Spaniard blamed the steering for a crash in pre-season testing that left him in hospital for three days, and resulted in him missing the opening race in Australia.
They had challenged home secretary Jack Straw to reveal the contents of the medical tests that left him 'minded' not to extradite the former Chilean dictator to face trial in Spain.
Despite securing the Ashes in somewhat underwhelming circumstances, England will reflect with pride on their victories in the first two Tests that left Australia needing to win the three remaining matches to regain the urn.
If the torture issue becomes a litmus test, that could leave the Justice Department without what even Democrats say is some badly needed leadership for the remainder of the Bush presidency.
