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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an enormous test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant or challenging examination, whether in an academic, professional, or metaphorical context.
Example: "The final exam was an enormous test of our knowledge and preparation throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "a massive challenge" or "a significant assessment".
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Everything we do will face an enormous test of fairness".
Already as students we were facing an enormous test.
They will obviously get an enormous test Sunday against the Packers.
Against the Ravens tonight in the Jets' third preseason game, the pass rush will get an enormous test, quite literally.
It will be an enormous test, and perhaps a lesson for someone who is learning on the job.
"It seems to me that's an enormous test of character," Mrs. Edwards said, "whether you're willing to step out and do something against your own self-interest".
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Yet eight current or former members of the British Armed forces, having recovered from their injuries, are about to embark on another enormous test: competing in front of crowds of up to 80,000 people in the biggest Paralympic Games ever.
Americans spend an enormous amount testing for prostate cancer.
While this, together with the enormous testing demands of REACH [27, 28], stimulates the development of in silico approaches, the actual availability via the website of the European Chemical Agency (ECHA) is cumbersome and not machine readable.
However, comparing different types of distortions and mixtures of them can easily lead to an enormous set of test cases.
Because this would have resulted in an enormous number of tests, each with low counts, we cycled all GO terms up to their second level and searched for over representation of those terms in the 8 QTL regions, after applying a Bonferroni correction to take into account multiple testing.
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