'attend tests' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to reference taking formal assessments such as exams, quizzes, or other tests that require physical presence. For example: It is important for students to attend tests in order to properly assess their knowledge.
Painters don't charge in excess of $200 to have guinea pigs view their unfinished work; movie producers don't charge anything for patrons to attend test screenings.
Throughout the year, high school students attend test preparation courses, as well as workshops and personal development forums and weekend academic classes.
He solicited inside information from a network of spies within the movie industry and from moviegoers who attend test screenings.
Recently, Heal has attended tests of the Active Denial System, or A.D.S., made for the military by Raytheon, which sends a beam of energy that heats a person's skin to a hundred and thirty degrees within a matter of seconds.
Mr. Ridge and other federal officials, including President Bush's former top terrorism adviser, Gen. John A. Gordon, attended tests of the device while on other business at the Nevada Nuclear Test Site in 2002.
Participants attended test sessions in the morning and the evening and each test session involved baseline and post-drink evaluation of cognitive performance and mood.
They attended test screenings to determine where a film's pacing flagged, where the drama might be heightened with a close-up, or where a sequence needed to be cut.
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While attending test pilot school he started to believe his dream of becoming an astronaut could actually come true: "All the people I admired as a kid were in the space program.
The mean age of the participants attending testing was 62.7 (sd 7.4) years and 46% were male.
