The phrase "ability testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or measuring someone's skills, competencies, or potential in various fields, such as education or employment.
Example: "The company implemented ability testing as part of their hiring process to ensure they select the most qualified candidates."
Alternatives: "skills assessment" or "competency evaluation".
Language and languages -- Ability testing.
A measure of general intelligence was obtained, using the Cattell Culture Fair Test, Scale 2 Form A, Institute for Personality and Ability Testing, 1973 (Cattell 1971), with the mean IQ score of 37, range 27 42.
Under this umbrella fall personality tests, intelligence quotient tests, ability testing and aptitude tests.
Measuring Intelligence with the Culture Fair Tests (Institute for Personality and Ability Testing, Champaign, IL, 1973).
Perhaps May is planning on introducing means testing and (so called) ability testing at the same time?
The internal experimental design validity strengthens the conclusion that setting-related differences in cognitive ability testing are not negligible but noteworthy.
C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 HOUSE & HOME F1-18 SCIENCE/HEALTH Mental Effects of Bypass A study has found that 42percentt of heart bypass patients had a decline on mental ability tests five years after their surgery.
It's both means and ability tested, so they have to show academic promise, but they also need to need the money, so it's poor white men.
If that's not convincing here's a clip of Ronaldo's sprinting ability tested against a professional sprinter.
The game in question is League of Legends, a five-a-side online multiplayer game, where fantasy characters battle one another using a range of different weapons and abilities, testing a team's ability to strategise on the fly.
Later developments in intelligence testing expanded the range of abilities tested.
