The phrase "a wrong test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a test that is incorrect or not suitable for a particular purpose.
Example: "The results were inconclusive because we conducted a wrong test that did not measure the intended variables."
Alternatives: "an incorrect test" or "a faulty test".
The government wants to know if the mistake involved the wrong medicine, the wrong dose of medicine or reactions to a drug; the wrong test or procedure, the wrong diagnosis or surgery on the wrong body part; or blood clots, infections, problems with anesthesia or "unclean or unsanitary care".
Receiving both messages at the same time would create a different load situation and therefore create wrong test results.
Look at the footage of me - if that's the standard of spin bowling you want in the Test team, you're following the wrong Test team".
The status of the person in trouble with the law is the wrong test.
"The CCRC is applying this test too tightly – it's the wrong test.
The chapter includes a reminder about the importance of choosing the right method, agreeing how the results will be used and the impact of choosing the wrong test for the objective.
Ordering the wrong test, missing results and forgetting to notify patients are among the many testing mistakes that occur routinely at the offices of family doctors, a new study shows.
Many modern works of art fall into this category and most scientific breakthroughs also come when scientists get tired and pour something into the wrong test tube.
"Tyson was the absolute wrong test case for this," said Mr. Hopson, pointing out that Tyson officials had voluntarily adopted a government-sponsored computer system for ferreting out fake identification documents.
"You have people making these decisions with no forensic training or awareness [and] in some cases the wrong test is being asked for.
