The phrase "assert test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, software testing, or validation processes where a test is being confirmed or validated.
Example: "To ensure the functionality of the application, we need to assert test the new features before deployment."
Alternatives: "validate test" or "confirm test".
This does not seem to us to constitute grounds for asserting test validation so strongly.
Education researchers -- the math nerds we're trying to turn all our kids into -- assert those tests are being misused.
Plaintiff asserts the test for unfair competition under Utah law is the same as the test under the Lanham Act.
That was sufficient evidence for Cas, who "promptly and unanimously cleared Armitstead of the asserted missed test".
Cas "promptly and unanimously cleared Armitstead of the asserted missed test", with the cyclist accusing Ukad of "not following proper procedure".
The slightest whiff of apparent success -- a limited study asserting that test scores went up for some students who received vouchers to attend private schools, say -- yields a headlong, and possibly misplaced, rush of support, he said.
Testability was measured using several metrics including the number of lines of test code, the number of assert statements in the test code, the number of test methods and the number of test classes.
Edison does indeed assert that its test scores are improving more quickly than those in dozens of large urban districts, including Cleveland and El Paso.
This would be true even if you didn't have CF. You are starting to assert yourself and test your independence, and this may be seen as rebellion by many parents.
In a speech to be delivered Tuesday in Washington, Randi Weingarten plans to call for more frequent and more rigorous evaluations of public schoolteachers, and she says she will assert that standardized test scores and other measures of student performance should be an integral part of the evaluation process.
