The phrase "ad hoc test" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a test or evaluation that is created for a specific purpose or situation, rather than being a standardized or routine test.
Example: "The researchers conducted an ad hoc test to assess the effectiveness of the new treatment in a unique patient population."
Alternatives: "specific test" or "custom test".
The laboratory is equipped with ad hoc test benches designed to study single cells, stacks and systems.
We thus doubt whether the current WaveLAN based system is workable as a mobile multi-hop ad hoc test bed.
The novelty of this technique is its systematic rather than ad hoc test case generation from a SAR to achieve high test coverage.
This study's objective was to evaluate the functionality of an ad hoc test bench for spray drift measurement with boom sprayers, using it for evaluating different nozzles according to drift risk.
The application of software reliability growth models, for example, is plagued by widespread use of ad hoc test environments, and the use of architecture-based software reliability models is plagued by a large number of unknown parameters.
Instead, as an ad hoc test, we include sibling BMI (along with own BMI) in the outcome equation.
Because the likelihood ratio test (LRT) of H0:θ1="θ2="⋯="θp versus H1 H0 with H1:θi⩾0 for i= 1,2,…,p is complicated, several ad hoc tests have been proposed.
Teachers' expectations of change due to the use of video games, their technological transfer, and handling of classroom dynamics, were assessed through ad hoc tests and classroom observations.
"I think it's dangerous for someone to go around doing ad hoc testing and conclude that it's not going to be an issue for others," he said.
While the effect of the environmental conditions on the wood is well known, their effect on epoxy glue and on the mechanical properties of full scale timber joints requires ad hoc tests.
We are totally reliant on ad hoc testing by gifted volunteer security researchers.
