The phrase "an exemption from test" is not correct in English.
It should be "an exemption from the test." You can use it when referring to being excused from taking a specific test or examination.
Example: "Due to my medical condition, I received an exemption from the test required for graduation."
Alternatives: "a waiver for the test" or "an exception from the test."
Because No Child Left Behind and its testing requirements are not very popular there, the district applied for and received an exemption from regular testing (with the backing of 90percentt of parents, Amy said).
By doing so, they could potentially achieve an exemption from placement testing in English at CSU.
In total, 21% of these students received an exemption from placement testing in mathematics at CSU, and another 67% received a conditional exemption.
In total, 5% of these students were assessed as "ready for college" and received an exemption from placement testing in mathematics at CSU.
Richard P. Mills, state education commissioner, has granted those alternative schools an exemption from the math test until this year's ninth-grade class.
Those shortcuts include an exemption from the long clinical testing required for approval of brand-name drugs.
The department decided there was an exemption from the usual public interest tests, even though such plans should have been in place for some time, given the original Brexit day is just two days away.
However, they will not be able to apply for an exemption from Health Canada to allow drug testing to go on until after the facilities themselves are open.
Under the Frist-Kennedy bill, the Justice Department could grant drug companies an exemption from the antitrust laws so they could collaborate in the testing, manufacture and sale of drugs and vaccines needed to cope with the threat of bioterrorism.
Urban Academy has been so successful despite its high-risk population, in part, because an exemption from the Regents requirement frees the program to teach to the students -- not to the tests.
