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The phrase "a test version of the software" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a preliminary or trial version of a software application that is being evaluated or tested before its official release.
Example: "The developers released a test version of the software to gather feedback from users before the final launch."
Alternatives: "a beta version of the software" or "a trial version of the software."
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The fact that a company has released a test version of the software to the public isn't news in itself.
Mr. Badshah has 200 companies using a test version of the software and has received positive feedback.
The shutdown may have been done for a simple reason, like preventing a traffic jam as thousands of Internet users rushed to get what was billed as a test version of the software.
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Just a few days ago, iPhone developers started receiving a test version of the iPhone 2.2 software.
Apple released a version of the software for developers along with a test version of the new Messages app, which replaces iChat.
To call genotypes using allele dosage information, we ran an application of a test version of TetraploidMap software (TPM, BioSS).
In addition, Microsoft, which dominates the overall PC software market, has just released a test version of free security software.
Early test versions of the software have been praised by developers and technophiles.
About 1,500 Microsoft employees are now testing versions of the software.
Bill Gates, Microsoft's chairman, announced the release of the final test version of the program, along with test versions of its Office business software suite and Longhorn server software, at the company's annual conference for hardware developers in Seattle.
Avvenu says it will release a free test version of its software today.
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