The phrase "academic tests for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assessments or evaluations designed to measure knowledge or skills in an academic context.
Example: "The university has implemented new academic tests for incoming students to assess their readiness for college-level coursework."
Alternatives: "scholarly assessments for" or "educational evaluations for".
Some sites offered databases where students entered information like game statistics and academic test scores for coaches to peruse, while others had services linking statistics to videos of the athlete or CD-ROMs complete with athletic and academic information.
Second, an academic test case for variable-density flows is proposed in the form of a reacting dipole, which is used to underline the stability of the proposed perturbed equations in such a scenario.
To that end, students' reflection journals were compared with their classroom performance and academic test grades for an academic year.
3 Similarly, in 228 mother child pairs in Australia, Hynes et al 7 found a relation between maternal mild iodine deficiency (UIC<150 μg/L) and standardised academic test score, for example, spelling errors, in children.
So to help present the skills needed for computer programming in a different light, here are 10 signs coding could be right for you; signs that aren't always accounted for in academic tests.
The NNCM-RBF coupling was tested for several academic test cases and for our industrial problem and the obtained results clearly show the efficiency of our coupling to solve all the problems treated with a remarkable gain in the computational time.
Their performance in these academic tests is the main criterion by which universities select students for higher education.
To keep such programs going, schools are emerging as the staunchest opponents of the proposed restrictions, invoking the same principles of local control that the states themselves use to fight federal standards for academic testing.
According to the report, which examines data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, often cited as the most reliable standard in academic testing, Hispanic students accounted for more than half of all eighth graders in California in 2011, the highest proportion in the country.
Swedish edtech startup DigiExam, which also has offices in the U.S. and U.K., offers software-as-a-service for academic testing and grading.
