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The phrase "are working to test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing ongoing efforts or actions aimed at conducting tests or evaluations.
Example: "The engineers are working to test the new software before its official release."
Alternatives: "are attempting to test" or "are engaged in testing".
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There is no treatment available for koala retrovirus, but researchers are working to test a vaccine that would help prevent further spread of chlamydia infection in Queensland's koalas.
Pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer and others are working to test better treatment methods.
She said that the state and the EPA are working to test and to regulate the wells.
Researchers on the ground at Princeton University in New Jersey and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California are working to test models of the starshade now.
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As a next project his team will be working to test Pensieve on virtual-reality (VR) video.
Bristol-Myers is working to test and commercialize a molecular imaging agent created by Kereos to make such plaque show up in a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan.
As a student in the program, she was able to secure an internship with Oxfam in the Netherlands, where she is working to test the feasibility of impact investment.
But both Government and industry are working to develop tests to detect salmonella and other bacteria more quickly.
Dr Faustman and her colleagues at Massachusetts General in Boston are working to continue clinical testing of the vaccine.
Melosh and his lab are now working to test the nanostraw method in some of the hardest to work with cells around, human immune cells.
We are currently working to test these accounting methods, including uncertainty analysis, at smaller scales.
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