The phrase "agreed upon test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test or assessment that has been mutually accepted or established by a group or individuals.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to finalize the agreed upon test to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted test" or "consensus test".
I'm sure you received my letter of Sept. 9 encouraging you to accept the James Randi Educational Foundation's Million Dollar Challenge by agreeing to demonstrate your claimed psychic powers in a fair, mutually-agreed-upon test, under conditions that would prevent cheating.
Finally, too few in vitro teratology prescreens have been evaluated under multiple-laboratory conditions with common, agreed-upon test agents to draw firm conclusions regarding the merit and reproducibility of in vitro teratology prescreens.
The participants were all aware of and agreed upon the tests to be performed through execution of individual informed consent forms.
With size and shape agreed upon, the real test came when we considered possible fabrics.
"We'd want to arrange a mutually agreed upon protocol to test this claimed ability," Grothe told The Huffington Post.
Items not commonly considered in the literature as integral to performance tests were also agreed upon as important, including test feasibility, interpretability and duration.
Have you mutually agreed upon taking any tests or training?
In addition, critics like Carol Burris and John Murphy have pointed out that the Common Core tests agreed upon a cut score (passing mark) that is designed to fail most students.
Essentially the definition of disease in a latent class analysis can be perceived as whatever the tests agreed upon.
Under guidelines agreed upon with the players union, the test results were to remain anonymous but would lead to testing with penalties the next year if more than 5percentt of the results were positive.
