The phrase "discard the test" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the decision to cancel an exam, or when referring to the disposal of a test. For example, "The Dean decided to discard the test due to the unexpected snowstorm."
Lawmakers considering Mr. de Blasio's proposal have faced a backlash from the specialized schools' alumni organizations and from Asian-American groups who believe discarding the test would water down the schools' rigorous academics and discriminate against the mostly low-income Asian students who make up the majority of the schools' student bodies.
Following Sheasby & MacDonald's criteria for "primary distortions" ("those occurred at the time of biting") (Sheasby and MacDonald 2001), and having discarded the test bites that did not respect the requirements established by Webster for type 3 (1982), the calibration allowed establishment of which were to be considered "patterns of slightest distortions" (Fig. 2): Wax runoff.
Discard the Ept test and begin again.
For example, if you discard the negative test then pull it out of the trash to show someone else later on, the tester window might display a false positive result.
Of the three proposals, KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON was discarded after the test printing.
Indeed, items answered correctly by about half of the students are almost always discarded when the test is revised.
The test picks up the antibodies a person produces from vaccinations, but these can be discarded from the test results.
They were also given a packet of money and told they could reward themselves with a dollar for each pair they discovered.Crucially, they were not asked to show their workings on the answer sheets—and the matrix sheets, on which those workings might have appeared, carried no identifier and were ostentatiously discarded once the test was done.
8 families had no alignments between 40 and 400 nt and were hence discarded from the test set.
