The phrase "another round of test" is not correct in standard English; it should be "another round of tests." You can use it when referring to a subsequent series of evaluations or assessments in various contexts, such as education, medical examinations, or product testing.
Example: "After the initial results, we decided to conduct another round of tests to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "another series of tests" or "a further set of tests."
So I embarked on another round of testing.
Mr. Giuliani also disclosed that he had received encouraging news after undergoing another round of tests at Mount Sinai Medical Center.
Then they went through another round of tests in which they were to identify letters superimposed on the dots as they moved across the screen.
In your article, you write that a confident physician, one who simply refuses, for instance, to order another round of tests, can sometimes help.
To figure out what user attributes drive e-commerce personalization, we conducted another round of testing using fake accounts that we created.
Instead of holding things up waiting for a bug fix and another round of testing, I'm releasing a.11 build so that the migration skip functionality can be tested between.10 and.11.11
Railroad workers are among the most heavily drug-tested employees in the country, faced with drug screening before they are hired, random on-the-job testing and another round of testing every time they make a significant mistake.
Their workers rank among the most heavily drug-tested employees in the country, faced with drug screening before they are hired, random on-the-job testing and another round of testing every time they make a significant mistake.
On August 2nd, weeks after the last sorties, the E.P.A. completed another round of testing, which found that the dispersant-oil mixtures were no more toxic than the BP crude.
To double-check, bacteria that had been grown in the Miami laboratory from samples transported from Chile were going through another round of tests late yesterday at the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
