The phrase "attendant test" is not commonly used in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could be used in contexts related to assessments or evaluations that involve attendants or participants, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The attendant test was designed to evaluate the performance of staff during peak hours."
Alternatives: "participant assessment" or "staff evaluation".
I was even more disappointed to find out that 7 of the 12 have been well-funded by the Gates foundation -- one of the top grease providers to the wheels of CCSS and its attendant testing regime.
aAn untrained traditional birth attendant.
At Earl's Court in west London last weekend, teams of 18 young people from three schools with strong volleyball traditions acted as "field of play attendants" for a test event that featured teams from Brazil, USA, Great Britain, Serbia, Mexico and Egypt.
To elucidate the awareness and approach to pre-operative human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing and emphasis on the attendant components of HIV testing.
I put the test to attendants at Exxon stations on either side of the Manasquan bridge.
Increasing uptake of prostate-specific antigen testing and attendant risks of overdiagnosis and overtreatment present clinical and ethical dilemmas (Barry, 2009).
This leads to variation in approaches to further investigation with some patients being inadequately investigated and others at low risk of disease having invasive tests with attendant morbidity and cost.
Volunteer attendants completed a pre-test and post-test exam at the beginning and end of the course, respectively, on the same day.
In the documentary, Amy Heckerling, a filmmaker who grew up in a building of Holocaust survivors in the Bronx and retains the attendant accent, describes taking a test in elementary school and spelling "idea" as "idea-r".
A jury in Portland awarded a fired flight attendant $400,000 from the drug-testing laboratory that incorrectly determined she had cheated on a drug test.
