The phrase "an impressive test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a test that is remarkable or noteworthy in some way, often in the context of assessments or evaluations.
Example: "The students were challenged by an impressive test that pushed their critical thinking skills to the limit."
Alternatives: "a remarkable assessment" or "an outstanding examination".
But I've never stopped trying," said Mr. Dravid, 39, whose 16-year career has seen an impressive Test tally of 13,288 runs, a record 210 Test catches, and countless teenage girl crushes.
Staying awake was at one time seen as an impressive test of human endurance.
But I've never stopped trying," said Dravid, 39, whose 16-year career has seen an impressive test tally of 13,288 runs and a record 210 test catches.
But even if Tiffany graduated from Penn with straight A's and earned an impressive test score, most people will say that it's all about her name — which has worked both for and against her.
He has an impressive Test average of 43.57 and seems to have been unaffected by his unceremonious sacking as captain after the Sri Lanka tour, as he scored an impressive 100 in the second ODI against England recently.
The 24-year-old, who made an impressive Test comeback for South Africa during the recent home series against Australia, will miss Thursday's game against the Netherlands but is expected to be back with the squad before they face England in Chittagong on Sunday.
After an impressive testing programme in which they have proved to be not only faster than their rivals but also more reliable, Mercedes are hot favourites to win the season-opener in Melbourne this weekend - and also the World Championship.
After a highly impressive test with the Force India team at the recent Young Driver Test at Silverstone, rumours continue to suggest he will drive one of their cars alongside Paul di Resta in Friday practice at Monza.
The re-hiring of the directors, three months before the release of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, came as a result of impressive test screenings with Marvel executives.
It has had some recent successes, including a limited but technically impressive test in the Nevada desert in May, and an $80 million raise and name improvement around the same time.
Ultimately, if a school had $1,000 to spend, Broader Bolder advocates would likely put it toward a clinic or a social worker; No Excuses supporters would probably spend the money on recruiting a teacher whose students boast more impressive test scores.
