The phrase "complete a test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to explain that someone is required to finish a test. For example, "To graduate, you must complete a test."
For example, two groups of subjects were asked to complete a test while either sitting or standing.
Monsanto has still to complete a test of any GM seed in Britain because protesters have destroyed its experiments.
Whitesides said that the company would "launch when we're ready" but that it hopes to complete a test flight by the end of the year.
In the Jaeggi study, the researchers began by having participants complete a test of reasoning to measure their "fluid" intelligence — the ability to draw connections between things, solve novel problems and adapt to new situations.
In June 2016 Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen another billionaire with an interest in flight unveiled the Stratolaunch, a 385-foot (117-meter) wingspan, twin-boom launch vehicle that, should it successfully complete a test flight, would surpass the Spruce Goose's record.
Then they ask applicants to complete a test.
A subgroup of 371 non-clinical participants and 23 OCD patients were invited to complete a test-retest session four weeks later.
A subgroup of 41 non-clinical participants (18 females, 33 males) and 27 patients with OCD (five females, 22 males) were invited to complete a test-retest session at four weeks later.
Children also completed a test of abstract geometric reasoning focused on triangle completion.
Its driverless cars have driven 3.5 million miles in 22 test cities, including one in Austin where a blind man successfully completed a test ride alone.
