The phrase "aims test" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to assessments or evaluations, particularly in education or social policy, to determine eligibility or suitability based on specific objectives or criteria.
Example: "The aims test will help us identify which students qualify for the advanced program based on their academic performance."
Alternatives: "eligibility assessment" or "criteria evaluation".
To Ben Larriva, 11, such warnings echo the daily mantra from his teachers: "This will be on the AIMS test".
While changes to the AIMS test may explain part of the difference, it is likely that three years of significant cuts to school funding, including the elimination of many gifted programs, is now affecting our best schools".
All infants were videotaped during the AIMS test.
The AIMS test was not possible to obtain for all infants (missing n = 5), because the infant was sleepy or distressed.
The AIMS test is considered to be among the most reliable tests for assessing gross motor function [ 36, 45] and ASQ is a validated screening tool with high sensitivity and specificity to detect children with developmental delay [ 38].
At 6 months the infants underwent a pediatric examination and neurodevelopmental evaluation by one pediatrician (IT), using the Alberta Infants Motor Scale (AIMS) test [ 34] and the parental questionnaire Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) [ 35].
The choice of these five overall questions for a national benchmark should be challenged and a different set of reporting questions defining quality aims tested.
To achieve such aim, test specimens of both untreated and stabilized peats were tested in laboratory in order to evaluate its unconfined compressive strength and rate of permeability.
Once participants had passed the aiming test, they watched an instructional video on how to play Space Fortress.
Older participants exhibited poorer performance in the mental rotation test and slower performance in the aiming test with aiming errors being of similar frequency across groups.
DisplayMate's battery of tests aims at testing the absolute color accuracy, brightness and other objective measures of a display.
