The phrase "as a test driving" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms and should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "I took the car out for a spin as a test drive."
Alternatives: "as a trial run" or "as a test run."
He studied engineering at the elite École Centrale in Paris before joining Renault as a test-driving engineer in 1981.
Downplay the interview as a decision-tool and insist on test driving each candidate.
I was test driving a Chrysler PT Cruiser.
The evaluation of ViDCo comprises preliminary field-testing on public roads as well as a driving simulator experiment.
Live streams on the app have gripping titles such as "drink with us", "equipment testing", "driving" and "i'm cutting steak let's watch!" Twitter was never really an app for sharing what you were eating; but Periscope, at times (lunchtimes), seems barely anything but.
For each condition, after smoking a cigarette, participants performed the SFSTs on three occasions (5, 55 and 105 min after the smoking procedure had been completed) as well as a simulated driving test on two occasions (30 and 80 min after the smoking procedure had been completed).
Automaker Audi was recently the first to try out a section of highway in Tampa, which has been designated by the state as a testbed for automated driving.
But all the articles are stating that the project, codenamed Sidewalk, will be used as a testbed for self driving cars, high speed internet, smart connected devices and maybe even some of the scary robots that Alphabet has in its portfolio.
Accordingly, potential customers are expected to suffer from what the industry has come to call "range anxiety .This is no idle malady, as test-driving some of the first electric cars and prototypes reveals.
When I try out a new word, I feel conspicuous, as though I'm test-driving a car I can't afford.
