The phrase "approval of the test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or endorsement of a particular test or assessment, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The approval of the test by the regulatory body was necessary before it could be implemented in the field."
Alternatives: "endorsement of the test" or "validation of the test".
8 There are numerous arguments both for and against HIV self-testing that must be considered by agencies considering approval of the tests and by users.
From this perspective, it is heartening that the Government of India has recently given approval for the test planting of Bt cotton, which hopefully will reduce dependence on chemical pesticides in years to come.
After months of delay, approval for the test appears to have been given by President Nixon with unseemly haste and within a few hours of the defeat of the US in the UN over the admission of China.
For instance, Chembio Diagnostics Systems, Inc., (Medford, NY, USA) recently received approval in Europe for the commercial sale of its SureCheck® Rapid HIV Test and started the process required for the submission of investigational device exemption to the FDA, which may lead to the approval of this test for OTC sale in the US.
Ideally, approval of this test by the Food and Drug Administration for monitoring patients on systemic therapy would further enhance these efforts.
In light of our approval of the "effects" test employed by the California court, we find it unnecessary to reach this alternate ground.
Exact Sciences, which is based in Madison, Wis., said it would soon complete its application to the Food and Drug Administration seeking approval of the Cologuard test.
Plans to "immediately and aggressively" pursue Senate approval of the nuclear test ban treaty were shelved and never reconsidered.
Indeed, the Food and Drug Administration has given approval for the testing of at least nine experimental drugs against AIDS.
Costa, like others working on drug treatments, fears that the imminent approval of those tests might undercut support for treatment research, and even raises the possibility that children like Tyche will be among the last of a generation to be born with Down syndrome.
