The phrase "a world that tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that challenges individuals or groups, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In a world that tests our resilience, we must learn to adapt and overcome obstacles."
Alternatives: "an environment that challenges" or "a realm that evaluates".
"Heat" thrusts Mr. Buford yet again into a physically demanding, often dangerous world that tests his powers of endurance and demands that he show, in Mr. Batali's unconsciously Hemingwayesque formulation, "consistency under pressure".
In this chapter their adventures have an especially somber and scary coloration, as the three friends are cast out from the protective cocoon of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry into a bleak, perilous grown-up world that tests the independence they have struggled to obtain under the not-always-benevolent eyes of their teachers.
One interesting question is how to devise experiments within the virtual world that tests the particular laws of physics in action and the situations in which they break down.
"Now there are labs around the world that are testing bioactive and natural ingredients.
There are already some areas of the world that are testing and using fourth generation wireless, and this paper will also give a brief overview of a few of these companies, as well as some benefits and setbacks of fourth generation wireless.
Donne and Dickinson invent poetic play-zones where the authors' mystic speculations can flex and test themselves in a world that in some small ways looks like ours.
The conditions expressed in ck describe a number of experimental setups, perhaps conducted in numerous labs throughout the world, that test a variety of aspects of the theory (e.g., experiments that test electrical conductivity in different materials at a range of temperatures).
Frisbee Forever — and the tailored tests — conjure a fantasy world that's extremely useful when life's disorderly.
The Global New Car Assessment Program is an umbrella organization for programs around the world that test vehicles based on standards set by the United Nations and offer consumers safety information for models sold in their markets.
Mr. Ward's group, which receives funding from Bloomberg Philanthropies, is an umbrella organization for new-car assessment programs around the world that test vehicles based on standards set by the United Nations and offer consumers safety information for models sold in their markets.
