The phrase "a test trial for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary examination or evaluation of something, often in a research or experimental context.
Example: "We are conducting a test trial for the new medication to assess its effectiveness and safety."
Alternatives: "a trial run for" or "a pilot test for".
21 year-old British student Ben Griffin was the first to sign up for a test trial for the volunteer programme last year in conjunction with North Korea's National Tourism Authority.
He also appeared for the Players against the Gentlemen and in a Test trial for the North against the South.
According to Lemire, the demonstration "was undertaken in the context of a test trial" for the Kuwaiti military that was looking into purchasing the LAVs for its Wheeled Armored Fighting Vehicles acquisition program.
Three sets of ten repetitions were performed following a test trial for familiarizing the subject with the technique and ensuring optimal comfort.
Today, Johnson is investing $100 million of his own money into the concept, looking to rapidly double the size of his team, shore up a portfolio of intellectual property and prepare for animal and human testing trials for a forthcoming device aimed at reducing cognitive deficiencies for sufferers of conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia.
Today, Johnson is investing $100 million of his own money into the concept, looking to rapidly double the size of his team, shore up a portfolio of intellectual property and prepare for animal and human testing trials for a forthcoming device aimed at reducing cognitive deficiencies for sufferers of conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia.
Finally, these two categories of distances were averaged separately across the set of test trials for a given stimulus (e.g., Figure 5A, top panel, for grating stimuli)(see Materials and Methods).
This study will probably be less a clinical study than a trial run for testing in a possible future outbreak, since many of the participants are already taking antibiotics that would have killed off the infections.
Now the National Institutes of Health is starting a $100 million clinical trial to test for the first time whether a drink a day really does prevent heart attacks.
A new one-trial test for neurobiological studies of memory in rats.
Criterion was defined as three consecutive sessions in which performance in free-choice trials was significantly greater than chance, as judged by a binomial test, for each trial type [e.g. 11].
