The phrase "applications of the test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the various ways in which a test can be utilized or implemented in different contexts or scenarios.
Example: "The applications of the test in educational settings can greatly enhance student learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "uses of the test" or "implementations of the test".
Congress' express decision to legislate the compelling interest test indicates that RFRA challenges should be adjudicated in the same manner as constitutionally mandated applications of the test, including at the preliminary injunction stage.
These results are analyzed and some possible applications of the test, as for measuring the strength of cryptographic primitives including block ciphers, stream ciphers and pseudorandom number generators, especially during the design and analysis phase, are detailed.
Objectives: (1) To assess the sensitivity and specificity of the method (DBS test) in diagnosing congenital CMV infection compared with viral isolation and (2) to evaluate the applications of the test to the late diagnosis of congenital CMV.
The problem is not simply that the MacCAT-T may be off base on a few problematic cases; a tension that further applications of the test might resolve.
(It goes without saying that the practical implementations of singularity analysis [39], known as the "Painlevé test," offer no such guarantees: they may miss some critical singularities to say nothing of the complexity of the task which sometimes leads to incomplete applications of the test and erroneous conclusions).
Applications of the test stimuli were not visible to the patient at any time.
While the Strasbourg court had not been able to accept all the criticisms of the test, "it has addressed what appears to be one of the central problems identified by the supreme court, namely the inflexible application of the test".
The decision was reached following an objective and impartial application of the test for prosecution that was conducted in accordance with the code for prosecutors and with the benefit of advice from senior counsel".
In its application of the test, the court was of the view that because it was the LDS church, not the government, that dismissed the employees, their rights were not violated.
