"common testing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the practice of assessing or evaluating something in a shared or widespread manner, usually among a group or community. Example: "The school implemented a system of common testing to track students' progress and identify areas that need improvement."
One common testing method uses infrared light.
To date, no common testing strategy to address nanomaterial toxicological challenges has been generated.
Common testing for storage stability assessment includes the cigar tuben test (EN 13399, 2010) which provides an indication of whether separation has occurred.
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The approach uses very common testing techniques and does not concern the aspects such as solution composition, Newtonian or non-Newtonian fluid, withdrawal speed, viscosity, and liquid vapor surface tension, etc.
In this paper we present a list of potential hazards to ESS devices and a study of the device stability under common testing conditions analyzing possible causes for the instabilities.
QP value: 22, 27, 32, 37. Test sequences: HEVC common test sequences (classes B and C) in Table 6.
In the foreseeable future the integration of more and more mechatronic systems, environment sensors and driver assistant systems in modern vehicles based on a singular CPU set-up philosophy will lead the common testing- and adjusting procedures to their limits or at least it will make them uneconomic or inefficient.
Other common tests were frequently repeated as well.
The oil industry had developed other common tests to ensure against cement failures, he said.
The most common test for a food allergy is a skin test.
