The phrase "arrange test" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to organize or schedule a test, but it needs additional context or words to be fully understandable.
Example: "Please arrange the test for next week so that all students can participate."
Alternatives: "schedule the test" or "organize the test".
The framework, based on a test model, can be used to specify and arrange test cases into test suites.
The brand's first Super Bowl commercial is in the works, as is a revamped Web site that links consumers to a Lincoln "concierge" who can arrange test drives or set up appointments at dealerships.
Time - It is a time-consuming process to respond to phone calls and emails, meet with people, arrange test drives, and allow the buyer to have their own mechanic check out your car.
And customers can arrange test-drives at certain Tesla facilities.
In truth, the company is capable of authorizing sales of vehicles at the Westchester and can arrange test-drives.
In addition to the senior Mr. Mumford, eight people have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the investigation into the ring, and on Friday, a federal prosecutor, John Fabian, announced that 18 people who confessed to paying Mr. Mumford to arrange test-takers for them had been barred from teaching for five years.
12, giving schools a broad window to arrange testing.
Health officials have urged patients of the clinic to arrange testing for blood-borne diseases, including viruses such as Hepatitis C, but have said "the risk of transmission is very small".
Extension specialists Nate Herendeen and Mike Stanyard have been instrumental in arranging test sites, field days, and information distribution.
In particular, there has been little discussion on methods to evaluate alternative test processes or arranging test processes along the commissioning process.
Without the effect Rai Weiss had on me, I'd probably be arranging test tubes or cleaning oscilloscope screens today.
