The phrase "a testing report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that presents the results or findings of a test or evaluation.
Example: "The team submitted a testing report detailing the performance of the new software under various conditions."
Alternatives: "an evaluation report" or "a test report."
A test report filed in court last week said the sheets contained DNA from two people, one of whom was likely to be her husband, Richard Bailey.
To remove any apprehensions about the quality of the tablets, a detailed testing protocol has been finalized and the supplier is also expected to provide a test report from an independent 3rd party testing agency.
A test report describes video playing on the device alongside audio running to a "vibrating element".
REACH defines reliability as "the inherent quality of a test report or publication relating to preferably standardized methodology and the way the experimental procedure and results are described to give evidence of the clarity and plausibility of the findings".
Results were stored to disk, and a test report was automatically generated for each test session.
The finalization of a test report requires both access to appropriate genomic databases and judgment of the clinical importance of test findings for the individual patient.
We also collected information on the school cafeteria's hygiene condition, health certificates of cafeteria food handlers and a test report for drinking water quality.
In autumn 2008, the official consumer information association of Austria, 'Verein für Konsumenteninformation' (VKI), published a test report on physicians delivering the PHE.
Similarly, analysis of a second laboratory revealed that a physician who orders BRCA1 and BRCA2 testing had an equal likelihood (13%) of receiving an uncertain variant result as seeing a test report containing a known pathogenic mutation [ 21].
Clinicians may be further frustrated when the chance of receiving a test report containing an uncertain variant is even higher for individuals from under-represented ethnic groups due to insufficient data on common polymorphisms from that population [ 25].
