The phrase "analytic testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or analyzing data, processes, or products through systematic testing methods.
Example: "The results of the analytic testing revealed significant insights into the product's performance."
Alternatives: "analytical assessment" or "data analysis testing".
With Nadal-Federer perhaps headed for another final-round showdown at Wimbledon, and McEnroe-Borg now on cable television, it seems the perfect occasion for an analytic test.
Such analytic tests have allowed chemists to identify the types and amounts of impurities in various substances and to determine the properties of very pure materials.
A trend identification of the Kriging model was validated with various analytic test functions.
The efficiency of the method is assessed on an analytic test case and a classical aerodynamic transonic flow around a 2D profile.
We demonstrate the correctness of the method with analytic tests, and we demonstrate its practical performance by solving a realistic earthquake model to extremely high precision.
The accuracy of the scheme is demonstrated for several problems, including forced and unforced analytic test cases and lid-driven cavity flows.
Analysis of the energy consistency of the scheme is performed in addition to inspection of the relative error of the solution compared to exact analytic test cases.
For contaminants displaying a TASS-like reaction in these animal models, the FDA scientists have developed analytic test methods to measure the level of those contaminants in or on ophthalmic devices.
These included grid-to-grid interpolation of analytic test functions, the inviscid convection of a vortex, laminar flow over single- and double-cylinder configurations, and the scattering of acoustic waves from one- and three-cylinder configurations.
Here, the accuracy of these methods is determined and compared to three analytic test cases with spatially varying, time-dependent, and time-independent electric fields in a homogeneous magnetic field and a self-consistent crossed-field diode.
