"confidence test" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it in any context where you are referring to a test designed to measure one's self-confidence. For example, "The coach gave the team a confidence test to assess how well they could perform under pressure."
But even then, the process of that confidence test is decidedly messy.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 8.37am AEST23:37 It appears from what the crossbenchers have been saying this morning that Rudd would have had the numbers on the floor of the parliament to survive any confidence test.
In this study, uncertainty was quantified via a confidence test.
The result of a confidence test is classified by different indices and confidence standards, shown in Table 1.
A psychologist at Arsenal, Jacques Crevoisier, once told a story about ex-Gunners striker Nicklas Bendtner taking a confidence test and his score being off the chart.
Two likelihood based statistical tests [ 53], two-sided Kishino-Hasegawa test, Shimodaira-Hasegawa test and a confidence test based on expected log-likelihood [ 52] are employed by TREE-PUZZLE to ascertain whether the tree topologies are similar.
They've got great comeback stories in Kerry Kittles and Van Horn, both of whom had their bodies and confidence tested severely the past three seasons.
"This crass remark led to the reputation of the Metropolitan police service being tainted and public confidence tested.
Because they have to learn to stand on their own two feet, they end up scoring higher in confidence tests.
He also promised to fire officers who could not pass polygraphs and other confidence tests.
Bonilla will be one of 400-plus officers subjected to "confidence tests", including drug testing and polygraphs, and on Tuesday the security ministry announced a shuffle of top police posts.
