The phrase "agreeable test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a test or assessment that is acceptable or satisfactory to those involved.
Example: "The committee decided to implement an agreeable test to evaluate the candidates' skills fairly."
Alternatives: "acceptable assessment" or "satisfactory evaluation".
Against this, we have observed that most patients are agreeable to routine testing pre-surgery 18.
The test data is highly agreeable to the simulation data and the effectiveness of shift control strategies is validated by the comparison between simulation results and the test data.
But this theory, while agreeable, has been difficult to put to the test.
The mathematical models were developed to predict the results which are within the limits of agreeable average error for material removal rate and surface roughness through additivity test.
Using two complementary techniques in Raman spectroscopy and XRD, which produced agreeable results, the average lateral crystallite size of the two graphites tested was found to decrease with increasing exposure to fast-neutron irradiation or at lower irradiation temperatures.
The test of a leader's commitment to democracy is not in peaceful and agreeable times but in times of dissent and disagreement.
I have been tested for vocational interest (closest match: psychologist), intelligence (above average), personality (open, conscientious, agreeable, average in extraversion, not too neurotic) and political orientation (neither leftist nor rightist, more libertarian than authoritarian).
The results show that the optimal maximum of electric power generation indicates at 5 bars, 270 rpm and 221 W. The tendency of testing organic rankine cycle compared between R-123 and compressed ambient air is agreeable.
My tests found it to be closer to seven hours, but that was still an agreeable margin for me.
The tested 228i has a turbocharged 240-horsepower, 2-litre four-cylinder engine, which makes an agreeable little racket when pushed.
