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Discover Ludwig"do a test run" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a trial or rehearsal of a process in order to make sure everything works. For example, "Let's do a test run of the system to make sure it is functioning properly before the rollout."
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First I wanted to do a test run.
But before I'd risk serving anything at a holiday, I'd need to do a test run.
But just to make sure the flavor wouldn't get lost amid all those creamy berries, I decided to do a test run.
Do a test run by dropping a spoonful of the batter into a pot of boiling water, and if it holds together (a little softening and disintegration around the edges are fine), you're good to go.
He plans to get up at 4.30am every working day and last Friday woke at 4am in order to do a test run by Tube to the venue – promptly walking back again to calculate how long it would take if he had to travel on foot.
After that, we let [them do a test run] with friends and family for a week, who we don't charge.
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She and Mr. Rusk did a test run on Saturday.
But Mr. Bloomberg wasn't interested in doing a test run of his own.
But first, she did a test run of her taste for five months at the flea market at 77th Street and Columbus Avenue in Manhattan.
— In anticipation of her first marathon, Alana Hadley did a test run late last month on the quiet, tree-lined streets near her home here.
People make the mistake of getting all the stuff and waiting until Halloween night to try to get the right zombie look, as opposed to doing a test run and making corrections.
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