The phrase "alpha and beta testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of software development to refer to the stages of testing a product before its official release.
Example: "Before launching the new app, we will conduct alpha and beta testing to gather user feedback and identify any issues."
Alternatives: "initial and final testing" or "pre-release testing phases".
Tweetbot for Mac has finally arrived in retail release form, after an extended public alpha and beta testing phase.
We need to be alpha and beta testing new Box capabilities ourselves first, having a tight loop back into engineering on being that Customer Zero.
We have also provided alpha and beta testing services to companies that are introducing new microarray technologies, such as novel detection systems and data-analysis tools.
At the moment they are collecting registrations for alpha and beta testing, and have published a blog to discuss the project.
While Google never talked about a final release date for Wear 2.0, its original schedule called for about 30 weeks of alpha and beta testing, which would have put the release date somewhere around the middle of December.
Google Play has long supported the ability for app developers to run official alpha and beta testing programs via its app store, which is different from Apple's approach with iTunes.
Google does more than just alpha and beta test applications it can host them on its infrastructure.
The next steps for Kymeta include a number of Alpha and Beta tests over the next year, with a pilot antenna ready to go by the end of 2016.
Designed with the help of IBM Interactive, this online professional education and medical community has been in field (alpha and beta) test with locations around the world since 2009.
Your startup can run under the radar screen for a long time, growing in strength, hiring talent, perfecting prototypes and running alpha and beta tests... and only surfacing at the last, best moment.
