The phrase "art of test" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and may be intended to refer to "art of testing" or "art of the test."
Example: "The art of testing requires both skill and intuition to ensure quality results."
Alternatives: "skill of testing" or "craft of testing."
(Sondheim's two volumes are probably closest in spirit to Gershwin's "Lyrics on Several Occasions," whose endless subtitle promised "informative annotations and disquisitions"; Gershwin, like Sondheim, shifted smoothly from crass practicalities like theatrical deadlines to the lyricist's timeless art of testing syllable against syllable).
This article reviews the current state of the art of weathering test design.
Too much one day and 20/20 - the art of real test batmanship is in serious danger of being lost for good.
Test development refers to the science and art of developing tests as valid measures of the intended construct.
The actual state of the art of clinical tests for lumbar instability include 6 studies of almost 333 patients and 4 clinical tests.
The date was 2034, and psychologists had perfected the art of IQ testing.
This paper aims at providing the state of the art of tribological tests currently employed for the study of bituminous binders, as well as useful suggestions for improving these procedures.
The article reports a comprehensive overview of the state of the art of laboratory tests for VAWTs as well as the motivation of VODCA project, further to the need of code validation against experimental tests in controlled environment.
The insides were anything but ramshackle: they contained a state-of-the-art collection of testing and conditioning equipment put together by Colonel Drews and manned by a team of Army specialists.
The image here come from Elon Musk and is concept art of the Starship test vehicle SpaceX is currently assembling at its Boca Chica, Texas launch facility.
