The phrase "a testing device for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a tool or instrument designed to evaluate or measure something specific.
Example: "The engineer developed a testing device for assessing the durability of materials under extreme conditions."
Alternatives: "an evaluation tool for" or "a measurement instrument for".
Talk story about the Aetna Roadometer, a testing device for car drivers, and a feature of Greater N.Y.
The New Yorker, April 14 , 1951P. 24 Talk story about the Aetna Roadometer, a testing device for car drivers, and a feature of Greater N.Y.
By Aetna Life and John Brooks The New Yorker, April 14 , 1951P. 24 Talk story about the Aetna Roadometer, a testing device for car drivers, and a feature of Greater N.Y.
The experimental work includes the development of a test device for post-buckling analyses of laminated panels subjected to shear loads.
According to the North Report, the Home Office Scientific Development Branch worked on the development of a roadside testing device for a decade, but in 2008 that was halted and in 2009 external research contractors were brought in.
A testing device was designed for evaluating the heat storage effect of HSCM.
In order to cost-effectively characterize the high temperature compressive creep behaviour of refractories a testing device was designed for application at elevated loads.
In Britain, a law was introduced in 2003 to allow police officers to use a testing device to screen for drugs at the roadside, but seven years on officers are still some way from being given access to a roadside device.
The aim of this study is to develop an immunochromatographic testing device for rapid detection of HpSA among Chinese patients.
This paper presents a unique compact testing device for in situ thermal response testing based on a previous, trolley-based unit.
The purpose of the current work is the development and application of a new experimental technique and testing device for investigating the complex behavior of sheet metals during non-proportional loading.
