The phrase "a viable test for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or suitability of a method or procedure in evaluating something.
Example: "The researchers developed a viable test for measuring the impact of the new drug on patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "an effective assessment for" or "a suitable evaluation for".
Major League Baseball, which had long been skeptical about a viable test for human growth hormone, now plans to implement blood testing for the substance in the minor leagues later this year, according to an official in baseball with direct knowledge of the matter.
Therefore, the ability to rapidly isolate these leukocyte subsets and secure their mRNA expression profile without interference from other leukocyte subsets could provide a viable test for diagnosing various types of stroke.
Even when a plasma/serum biomarker is discovered that is sensitive and specific for AD, this does not mean that a clinically viable test for that marker will be immediately available.
Eventually, Collins was able to convince U.S. Attorney Henry Foote, who "searched for a viable test case and settled on Wong Kim Ark".
If they are true, it shows that I am naïve, and it paints an illuminating picture about the culture of steroid use in baseball that will continue as long as there is no viable test for H.G.H.
Until 2000 there was no viable test for EPO, which boosts red blood cell production, thus improving endurance, and was taken by Armstrong and his team-mates under programmes devised by Dr Michele Ferrari, according to Usada.
David Howman, the director general of WADA, said that he believed that the biomarkers test would make it harder for anyone in the N.F.L. and Major League Baseball to argue that there were not viable tests for H.G.H. "The other test is scientifically reliable, and so is the new one," Howman said.
Initially at least that should help with the development of a viable screening test for the disease.
Simple high temperature storage was, however, not believed to be a viable accelerated test approach for these products.
Viable test subjects include displays for trade show booths and exhibits, printed collateral and advertisements, PowerPoint slides, ballots, and forms (online and paper).
We have found that randomly generated test input is a viable approach to testing for code mistakes and that simple structural metrics have little predictive power in the type of testing required.
