The phrase "alleged test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test that is claimed or asserted to be true but has not been proven or confirmed.
Example: "The results of the alleged test have raised questions about the validity of the findings."
Alternatives: "supposed test" or "claimed test".
For example, California's SPACEX from its creation through its first successful orbital flights and all the industrial tooling and facilities to support them spent far less than the $445 million NASA did on its recent smoke and mirrors alleged test flight of an Ares 1-X mock up to only 50k feet higher altitude than that achieved by parachutist Joe Kittinger in 1960.
Hank Greenberg, a former assistant United States attorney and senior legal adviser to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo when he was attorney general, will review how the state's Education Department receives and investigates complaints of alleged test tampering.
Unprompted, he adds that it will include the question of the alleged positive test in the 2001 Tour of Switzerland.
Tygart is still pushing the UCI to hand over documents relating to an alleged failed test during the 2001 Tour of Switzerland.
It repeated the North's claims that its long-range rocket launch on Saturday was to launch a satellite, and the previous alleged hydrogen test exercised the "legitimate right" to self-defence.
Two former Theranos employees have filed complaints so far with the Food and Drug Administration FDAandand the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) over alleged faulty test results.
Yet Lakatos flatly denies that there are critical tests, in the Popperian sense, in science, and argues the point convincingly by turning the above example of an alleged critical test on its head.
However, the German government and Grünenthal are still under pressure to face up to their level of culpability because of alleged scant testing of the drug in the early 1950s, and their refusal to react to concerns that came to light as early as 1959.
Former team-mate Tyler Hamilton alleged Armstrong tested positive in 2001 but "figured out a way for it to go away" through a deal with the UCI.
Cilic does not fume or rant as he reveals the way in which he alleges his test results were handled.
Just days after the FDA letter, a lawsuit was also filed against 23andMe in a U.S. district court in California alleging that test results provided by the company were "meaningless".
