The phrase "a widely used test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a test that is commonly employed or recognized in a particular field or context.
Example: "The SAT is a widely used test for college admissions in the United States."
Alternatives: "a commonly used test" or "a popular test".
The Mooney Face Test is a widely used test of face perception, but was originally designed to be administered by personal interview.
The goal of Study I was to provide a normative database and establish the reliability and validity of a new test of visual learning and memory (Visual Learning and Memory Test; VLMT) that was modeled after a widely used test of verbal learning and memory (California Verbal Learning Test; CVLT).
The whole-genome chips will lower the cost and increase the speed of a widely used test that has transformed biomedical research in the last few years.
Four-year-olds are now being given a standard private school assessment, and this year for the first time, third graders will take the E.R.B., a widely used test.
News that an influential panel of experts is advising healthy men not to be screened for prostate cancer with a widely used test is certain to cause confusion and anxiety among men and their doctors, and reignites a debate about the benefits and risks of screening tests.
This study proposes an extension of a widely used test evaluating fundamental movement skills proficiency to an adolescent population, with a specific emphasis on validity and reliability for this older age group.
EEGs were recorded from subjects while they performed a variant of the Sternberg task [ 28], a prototypical and widely used test of working memory.
We used the POMA [ 38] to perform a sample size calculation, because the POMA is a generic and widely used test to evaluate walking ability and has been associated with risk of falling [ 39, 40].
The correct model behavior is established by means of a series of widely used test cases.
The ankle brachial index (ABI) is a simple, noninvasive, widely used test that detects peripheral arterial disease (PAD).
The elevated plus maze, a validated and widely used test of anxiety in rodents [22], [23], consists of 2 opposing runways, one open and one closed, each measuring 100 cm in length and constructed of black Plexiglas.
