The phrase "a vision test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an examination that assesses a person's eyesight or visual acuity.
Example: "Before starting the new job, I had to pass a vision test to ensure my eyesight met the required standards."
Alternatives: "an eye exam" or "a sight test."
Everyone is given a vision test and then examined by the doctor.
The state does not require even a vision test of any driver, regardless of age.
"The difference is that a vision test that might take 10 minutes in a human can take six months".
She took a vision test, demonstrated that she had been on earth for more than 16 years and swam three laps in 34 seconds.
As it turned out, these foreigners were not individual applicants, but applicant "units" -- four or five high-profile Baath-party loyalists trying to distract the D.M.V. hierarchy while the aspiring driver sneaked over to Counter 3 for a vision test.
The technician learned of his condition at 40, after more than 20 years of repairing black-and-white machines, when he failed a vision test required for a training program to repair color machines.
If they are getting a commercial license or a driver's license for the first time, they still must take a vision test, which typically requires drivers waiting on a long line to read a line from an eye chart.
"The difference is that a vision test that might take 10 minutes in a human can take six months". The research revealed that deer vision is a little blurrier than human vision — about 20/40 — and that deer see the world roughly like a human with red-green colorblindness.
"It's a vision test," said founder David Schafran.
(At the time of the study, every third renewal was required to be in-person and included a vision test; other renewals could be performed by mail or online and previously did not require a vision test).
Jeffery doesn't know, however, whether the fish can actually see, as a vision test is quite difficult to devise.
